[Question #45660]: how to run microsoft office live messnger in ubuntu

[real_magiz]

Question #45660 on pidgin in ubuntu changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pidgin/+question/45660

    Status: Answered => Open

real_magiz is still having a problem:
i will try. but i would like to mention one thing. In Windows XP, to use
LCS, client must be member of domain and windows messenger must point to
address of LCS .

so user must have domain account  yourname at company.com address and with
that, we use messenger

ONe day , my friend at work said he wanna hook with windows messenger and
asked me to configure. he gave me office 2003 installer for Mac and with
that Windows Office Live Messenger is included.

amazingly i found it is cool and with his domain user name and simply by
pointing to LCS, it worked.

i really admired Apply enable that feature and so user friendly.

actually i dont wanna stick to Windows and Ubuntu might have that easy to
use user friendly feature. . thanks!!!

anyway i will try like you said!!




On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 9:47 AM, Richard Laager <
question45660 at answers.launchpad.net> wrote:

> Your question #45660 on pidgin in ubuntu changed:
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>    Status: Open => Answered
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> Richard Laager proposed the following answer:
> real_magiz: You need to install the SIPE plugin for Pidgin, as arky
> described.
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