Regis said:I'd like to try this out, but I can't find any versions compatible
with Win 98SE. I loathe XP, and will have to do without unless anyone
has any pointers to olders versions which I assume would work with my
OS. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
What's "Skype?"Regis said:I'd like to try this out, but I can't find any versions compatible
with Win 98SE. I loathe XP, and will have to do without unless anyone
has any pointers to olders versions which I assume would work with my
OS. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Richard Steinfeld said:What's "Skype?"
Richard
Laurent Herve said:"Richard Steinfeld" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le
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de news: RnKPe.10725$p%[email protected]...
Never heard about... BTW, what's Google ?
laurent
I'd like to try this out, but I can't find any versions compatible
with Win 98SE. I loathe XP, and will have to do without unless anyone
has any pointers to olders versions which I assume would work with my
OS. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Regis said:Bit the bullet and installed Skype for Windows 1.1.0.79 on my Win 98SE
machine. No crashes... yet.
Out of curiousity, why did you choose to go with an older version of
Skype, rather than the latest version 1.3.0.66?
Regis said:Everything I read on the Skype site about the latest version kept
going on about it only working on Win XP. I have run up against other
programs that not only will not work with Win 98SE, but tend to mess
it up as well. I took a chance that an older version "might" be a
little more friendly. Lucky guess on my part. And likely the new
version won't have anything but cosmetic "improvements" anyway. I
would be interested if anyone has tried it, however. On Win 98SE, I
mean.
Ah. I'm interested in using Skype with 98SE, as well. I'm glad you have
it working, but it seems to me that there have been a lot of changes
since 1.1.0.79 that are more than just "cosmetic" (see
http://www.skype.com/products/skype/windows/changelog.html )
And where did you find 1.1.0.79, anyway? I can't find old versions on
the Skype site and it's not at oldversion.com, either.
I just checked, and it's 1.1.0.61, so that's even older. I have no
idea where I downloaded it from, but I got is in Feb. of this year. I
know I had a devil of a time finding an older version. Anyway, if you
want it, and your mailbox can handle it, I'll send it to you. It's
about 5.5 Mbs.
Send me your email at (e-mail address removed), and please put Skype in the
Subject. I get an awful lot of spam at that address, and tend to just
delete without checking too closely.
And where did you find 1.1.0.79, anyway? I can't find old versions
on the Skype site and it's not at oldversion.com, either.
Willing to try anything once, unless something breaks, comes loose orIn Regis typed:
Pls email it to yourself via
http://www.yousendit.com/
and post the link displayed here for anyone wanting to download.
TIA,
DanlK, FYI Services Collectibles
www.FYIS.org
Regis said:Willing to try anything once, unless something breaks, comes loose or
unties.
Skype for Windows 1.1.0.61
http://s32.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0A9NBK0N8IVR236IY2GEQSH17W
Willing to try anything once, unless something breaks, comes loose or
unties.
Skype for Windows 1.1.0.61
http://s32.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0A9NBK0N8IVR236IY2GEQSH17W
Willing to try anything once, unless something breaks, comes loose or
unties.
Skype for Windows 1.1.0.61
http://s32.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0A9NBK0N8IVR236IY2GEQSH17W
oldversion.com has some older versions of Skype:
Skype 0.90 Beta (2.6 MB)
Skype 0.92 Beta (2.7 MB)
Skype 0.97 Beta (7.2 MB)
Skype 1.0 (10.4 MB)
Let us know how it goes with it.FYIS.org said:In Mike Dee typed:
I've downloaded and installed Skype 1.2.0.48 (6.5 MB) from oldversion.com at
http://oldversion.com/download.php?idlong=9cf6ef857a0e8f89a51ce1f982b48a77 .
It appears to have installed OK with Win98SE, will test it out later when I
get a chance
Thanx,
DanlK, FYI Services Collectibles
www.FYIS.org
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