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ICQ 2002a Beta Available | |
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| Time: 13:14 EST/18:14 GMT | News Source: Clubic | Posted By: Julien Jay | ||
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The makers of ICQ have just released a new beta version of ICQ 2002a. This new version offers enhanced transfer speeds and a new interface that somewhat matches Windows XP' style. You can download this beta right now using the following links (attention servers might be busy):
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| #1 By 2 (12.226.195.102) at 3/15/2002 2:37:42 PM |
| I preferred ICQ 98 :) |
| #2 By 37 (216.114.40.69) at 3/15/2002 3:12:24 PM |
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I prefer Windows Messenger :-). I just took a peek at ICQ 2002a. Still bloated (could be 3mb smaller).
Weighing in at 970kb, I feel that Windows/MSN Messenger is a much better product. |
| #3 By 3384 (12.224.50.203) at 3/15/2002 4:35:19 PM |
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Messenger is a "much" better product? It has no history function and no way to send messages to offline users. Er, I don't think so! I'm aware that Messenger Plus exists, but a log of messages in a text file is less than elegant. Trillian is equally inept when it comes to message history.
"Bloat" is utterly meaningless in the day of 512MB RAM and 100GB HD's being almost free. It's no longer 1997. BTW, right now, ICQ 2001b is taking 4,152KB of memory, while Messenger is taking 7300KB.... Those figures fluctuate, but you get the idea. |
| #4 By 37 (216.114.40.135) at 3/15/2002 5:02:21 PM |
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#10
1. MSN/Windows Messenger does have a History function. In the instant message dialog box, go to File>Save and this will save the history of your conversation. Or download the Messenger Plus. The logging feature in Plus is excellent. Breaking down by the time/date like ICQ. 2. You CAN send messages to offline users if they have a mobile phone or pager (everyone I know has one). Right click on their name and "Send message to mobile device". You can also send an offline message to their Hotmail account. Different ways for different programs. 3. Bloat is meaningful when the majority of users are still on dialup 28-56kb modems still. That can take from 20-60 minutes to download. BTW, it's 4mb before extracted. Ouch! 4. My Windows Messenger has never jumped beyond 900kb of memory. That fluctuates by about 50kb each way, but you get the idea. |
| #5 By 61 (65.32.169.133) at 3/15/2002 5:50:55 PM |
| #12, don't know what problems you are having, but MSN works perfectly fine for me. |
| #6 By 3384 (12.224.50.203) at 3/15/2002 6:18:52 PM |
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#14: For about the last two months, though not much in the last week or two, Messenger has been a mess. It's been flamed and roasted in newsgroups for these "disconnect" problems, and has been written up in major articles on CNET.
#11: A manual save feature is not at all what I mean by logging, and I do use Plus (no choice), but Notepad is nothing compared to ICQ's elegant History database. My theory about MS's laziness in implementing a history feature is so that execs within MS can send messages to each other within the company and be free of worries about those coming back to haunt them in court, like became true with emails several years ago. I've seen the Hotmail option too, but that's just email. Your msmsgs.exe in Taskman stays at under 1MB? That's truly bizarre, though maybe it varies by OS (I'm in XP). |
| #7 By 37 (24.196.75.92) at 3/15/2002 6:18:55 PM |
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#12
I have Windows Messenger at home and MSN Messenger at work and I have NO troubles. |
| #8 By 1288 (24.27.161.241) at 3/15/2002 9:39:47 PM |
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Hey, has anyone tried to remove this version of ICQ yet? I installed it and tried it and then uninstalled it after about 5 minutes, literally, because it isn't anything different except for a few new icons and options. Same old useless bloat. However, I did find it interesting that the uninstall program spawned a web page. At first I almost just closed it because I thought it was an ad, but when it came up it was a survey of why I am uninstalling ICQ. I took a few minutes and told them what I thought they could do to make it better. If you'd like to provide some input, here's the link:
http://web.icq.com/client/unregister |
| #9 By 144844 (78.137.25.161) at 9/26/2008 10:29:07 PM |
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I have to state this is for Intel based systems only (mainly laptops) and you would be well advised to IMAGE your disk BEFORE YOU TRY THIS just in case something happens and you cannot load your system (IMAGE, IMAGE, IMAGE!!!)
Once you have your disk images precede with the following: Backup your registry or make a restore point just in case. Under search: regedit Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\ Locate: folder "iaStor" Under "iaStor" you will find a folder named "Parameter" > delete this folder Locate: folder "iaStorv" Under "iaStorv" you will find a folder named "Parameter" > delete this folder Reboot Regards, Carl |
| #10 By 144844 (78.137.25.161) at 10/2/2008 10:54:27 PM |
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Lets discuss quick way to fix slow working or moderately bugged Windows here.
First I would like to tell that there is crowd of windows repair utilities available on the market today, free and shareware. But the truth is most of them are dangerous to your PC and can bug it even more. I've used many of it, mostly free ones. And then did complete re-install of Windows since it was completely frozen. So my final solution is to use 2-4 programs that proved themselves in most cases. Here is my list of such Windows repair tools: #1 RegistryEasy #2 RegistryCure #3 RegistryMechanic #4 RegistrySmart First 2 programs available at http://repair.repairandsecure.com . And you can find other 2 at Download.com do not wish to post multiple links here. Cheers, Carl |
| #11 By 144844 (78.137.26.142) at 10/10/2008 6:36:28 PM |
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Hello
Lets talk about how to fight spyware. Bad news are if some spyware is already at your computer it will be very hard to remove it even using multiple antispyware programs. Especially when spyware is something like "Antivirus2009" or Vundo. So my solution is: 1. Use Internet in wise manner. Around 98% of all computer threats is coming from the Internet. So please: Don't install any "Free" games or screen-savers from untrusted sites. How to find whether the site can be trusted? Install Google Toolbar with PageRank enabled. If PageRank (level of site popularity) is 5 or more then you can trust the site. Don't hit on the e-mail attachments from the unknown "friends". 2. Use spyware/virus blocking software, since it is much more easier to stop new spywares then remove ones that already on your PC. Internet security suite must be installed on your PC. This is software that includes Firewall + Spyware\Virus Blocking, Email Anti-Spam in one box. There are plenty of such suites, I found the best ones on this site, check quality ratings: http://www.internetsecurity2.com . Internet security suites provide firm defense and are able to stop around 80% of the threats. However, most of these suites have one lack: weak anti-spyware module. That's why I'm using additional anti-spyware preventing software from company that specializes in this specific sphere. Spybot, Spy Sweeper, products from ParetoLogic with big spyware database: http://antispamantispy.repairandsecure.com . Use these advices and you will never be spywared again. Regards, Carl |
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