Microsoft is reported to be building the next version of MSN Messenger for Mac, rumored to include webcams, and display pictures. Features not yet available include, Voice conversations, webcams, online games, and display pictures. Some of these features are not yet available on the Macintosh platform, currently on version 4. In a similar vein to many of MSN Messenger's competitors, MSN Messenger allows messages to be enlivened with graphical emoticons, sometimes called smileys, Flash-animations called winks, animated display pictures, different text styles, and with add-ons, more features. The major use of the software is for instant messaging, although other features which now come as standard include support for voice conversations, webcams, transferring files and built in multi-user online games such as Tic Tac Toe. NET Messenger Service, requiring a Microsoft Passport to connect. ( ) Now the software only allows connections to the. America Online continually tried to block Microsoft from having access to their service until eventually the feature was removed, and has not re-surfaced in any later versions of the software. When MSN Messenger was first released it featured support for access to America Online's AIM Network. It is possible for virtually any computer with an Internet connection to connect to the Messenger Service by using MSN Webmessenger. NET Messenger Service is called Windows Messenger. The business oriented client, which also uses Microsoft's. NET Messenger Service (the protocols and server that allow the system to operate) rather than any particular client. MSN Messenger is sometimes used to refer to the. Among it's users it is refered as MSN, with examples of "I'll send it to you over MSN". MSN Messenger is an instant messaging client for Windows and Mac OS computers aimed mainly at home users. The login screen is slightly different in Windows XP versions. MSN Messenger in Windows 9x and 2000 Operating Systems.
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