That chances are, you’ll never need to know how, or why, you would want to. That touches on more of the technical differences, and provides instructionsįor installing and running both on the same machine. The differences, and the confusion, don’t end Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Outlook Express, or the RemoteĪssistance feature of Windows XP. Windows Messenger is more tightly integrated with applications such as It has aĭifferent feature set, and release on a different schedule. Windows Messenger is a different program from the other two. Into the same account because a message about being logged into two places may That can get confusing if they are both logged
That’s important because you can run Windows Messenger at the same timeĪs MSN Messenger or WLM. Important: Windows Messenger is not MSN Messenger, nor is it WLM. It’s typically version 4.7, though the updated Windows Messengerĥ.0 also runs on Windows 2000, and can be downloaded It comes with Windows XP and runs only on Windows Messenger is yet another instant messaging client, Need to stick with these older versions of MSN Messenger. If you’re running any other version of Windows, you may If you have Windows XP, you probably want to upgrade to the latest version: MSN Messenger is simply the “old” version of Windows Live It’s the same program with a new name, and new features. Name for, the latest version of and the replacement for MSN Messenger. Version 8? Yes, because it is really just a new
WLM promises to interact directly with Yahoo Messenger in the near Interesting to me is the ability to share folders with people you’re chatting WLM has a slew of new features compared to its previous versions – the most Anyone running Windows XP canĭownload Windows Live Messenger and begin IMing Messenger (YIM), or AOL instant messenger (AIM). Version of Microsoft’s instant messaging client. Windows Live Messenger (WLM) is the latest and greatest Unfortunately with the release of Windows Live Messenger, names One of my older and more popular articles here on Ask Leo! is oneĬovering the difference between MSN Messenger, Windows Messenger, and Windows
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