Web and chat programs

[iluvmypook]

I was just wondering.

There are so many chat programs out there (iChat, MSN, Yahoo, AIM, etc), some talk to each other and some don't.

If you were to have a website where you
1. plan to have periodic online chats with people or
2. perhaps even want to provide your IM ID so that people can contact you in real time
What is the best way to go about this?

I mean surely you don't have every chat client under the sun installed on your hard drive so you can cover all bases do you?

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[Ryan8720]

You could get Trillian. It has MSN, AIM, Yahoo, and ICQ in one program.

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[iluvmypook]

Looks like a gr8 idea, but Trillion is not Mac compatible

[3howards]

you're right it's not available for macs ... i'd have to do some research on that ...

[Driliquid]

EyeBall Chat is another good one, but i'm not sure if it's MAC compatible.

http://www.eyeballchat.com


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