Hi, if I understand correctly, e-messenger gives you access to your msn
messenger via the web. So you need to use your computer to create a
messenger account first. I am not sure about the bn, but with the pk, I was
able to log in to my messenger account at http://mob.e-messenger.net and
chat with my contact via the pk's keyboard. Two things to note.
1 PK only shows those who are online. I cannot get it to show my offline
contacts.
2 You have to keep activating the "reload" link to see your contact's
replies. In other words, the page does not automatically refresh when a new
reply comes in.
Regards
Choon Hwee
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lisa Ehlers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 12:16 AM
Subject: [Braillenote] te instant messaging service sabahatin posted about
Hi Everyone,
For others who are also interested. I tried going to the Web site that
Sabahatin posted about for the messaging service that works with the BN.
Here's what I found.
1. There appears to be no way to sign up for the service. I clicked on
the link that said About Emessenger and got a Web page with the
gentleman's name who developed the service.
2. I guess I email him and tell him I want the service? If this site is
not accessible to sign up for the service then to me what's the proint of
getting the service?
3. It appeared to me that the site was just like a regular hotmail email
account. I say this for two reasons. (1) it said somebleing about
passport at hotkcil dot com. (2) it said something about new emails. So
is through an email account or like instant messaging where you can
actually correspond with someone online and receive their messages
instantly?
I'm sorry if I'm not understanding something basic. I tried to also click
on the logo for the Emessenger which wouldn't go to anything. Sometimes
the logo links work on Web sites sometimes they don't. I would guess
maybe it's some visual thing.
Thanks for any assistance you can prrovide. I would be happy to email the
gentleman who deverped emessenger if that's what I need to do. If that is
what I need to do it would be nice if the Web site would simply say
something like Please email the developer to sign up for the service. Too
often I feel that Web sites expect people to fill in the blanks without
any instructions.
Lisa
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