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Windows Live Messenger beta
Microsoft's new IM client drops the MSN label and adds VoIP features, integrates contacts with its other services, and allows you to share files with other users.
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Install with care
Windows Live Messenger beta requires Windows XP and at least 128MB of RAM. We installed this app in a few minutes without any problems. However, if you don't want the shortcuts and the Rhapsody music service, just deselect them during installation.
