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Jeff
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      17th Nov 2003
Does anybody know how to create a messenger link off a
website? I want to create the link that opens a session to
me from another MSN messenger user.


If this is the wrong area to post this please direct me to
the correct location thanks!

J.
 
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Jonathan Kay [MVP]
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      17th Nov 2003
Greetings Jeff,

Unfortunately due to the security preventions adding into Messenger a number of versions ago,
you can no longer add this functionality to a web page.
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"Jeff" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:03d501c3ad4d$32949070$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Does anybody know how to create a messenger link off a
> website? I want to create the link that opens a session to
> me from another MSN messenger user.
>
>
> If this is the wrong area to post this please direct me to
> the correct location thanks!
>
> J.



 
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