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Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2003 00:56:57 PDT7
From: "Info 4 SYNass" <Info@SYNass.NET >
Reply-To: scoug-help@scoug.com
To: scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject: SCOUG-Help: Anyone instant message?

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Warning:
Since end of July / begin of August 2003 IceCQ =

does not work anymore because it's obsolete !
It's blocked out from ICQ !!

Beside of that:
IceCQ always had some technical problems with ICQ =

and development seems beeing stopped and support =

is extreme lousy till inexisting now !!!

Not me only, some of my friends also, are experiencing =

this inaceptable behavior of the IceCQ author !!

All of us have asked and written in many time =

but NO, really absolutely NO reaction !

Disappointing behavior !!

Do not buy and pay for IceCQ !!!

Cheers, svobi

mrakijas@oco.net on 21.08.2003 02.29.02
Please respond to scoug-help@scoug.com
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Subject: SCOUG-Help: Anyone instant message?

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Hi folks, =

In a house containing one teenager and one pre-teen with like minded
aspirations, I've been confronted with a request for instant messaging
capability (they each did a Freelance presentation on it to persuade me
- I
think they're getting the hang of trying to manipulate me). As you
might
expect, with mass media being what it is, they want AOL Instant
Messager (AIM).
For reasons that many an OS/2 user should understand, I'm inclined to
set them
up
(being the sysadmin, not the father) with something not so platform
specific
(due to AIM compromises on OS/2/eCS) and a little broader based like
ICQ. I've
done a little research and found that sufficiently recent AIMs (> v5.1)
interoperate with ICQ so the latter would seem to be a viable option.

Also, there are OS/2 clients for ICQ. I've found AICQ. Unfortunately,
it is
text mode and given the nature of the request is not likely to go over
well.
IceCQ looks like an option and is $16 to register. However, pwICQ looks
reasonably featured, although I haven't yet registered for an ICQ ID
yet to try
it out and appears to be free to use. The kids, being AIM focussed,
are pushing
just to use the Java client of AIM (AIMExpress). Since I'm still using
shared
dialup, I fear the download burden every time they get on-line. From
what I
hear, though, the old Win3.1 client for AIM is supposed to still work
although I
also had indications that they are trying to phase it out
(grandfathering out of
compatibility.)

Does anyone have any recommendations relative to either the choice of
framework
(AIM/ICQ) or the quality of client choice (AIMExpress, any of the OS/2
ICQ
clients)? Will ICQ interoperate seemlessly with AIM users? My baseline
approach
favors pwICQ unless I hear otherwise. Any other suggestions are
welcomed.
Thanks in advance.

-Rocky

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