Msn For Mac Support

Sadly, most of the people I know are on XP. The only option seems to be AOL 5.9, which from what I have been told has a misery 120x120 window size. I'm told that MSN can go full screen, but there doesn't seem to be a compatible client for OSX. I've tried Mercury Messenger but the screen size is tiny. ...

My eMac is preforming horribly. I tried deleting what had to be over 150 files, and I don't know what to do. If I knew where to find the figgin' phone support on the Mac site, I would not be here, but I don't know what to do. ...

I played with Windows 3.1, how bland i thought, play cards, a program that designed houses then play cards again, woohoo! The Mac from the start had so much and i despised how Windows copied and stole so much I went against it over principle. ...

i am not a noob winodws user. i have been extensively using windows in all it's forms and providing tech support for windows since 3.1. i only switched to mac a year ago. ...

Windows Media Player on the Mac does little more than lag behind its PC counterpart. It is slow, ugly, and doesn't play many formats at all. ...

Obviously as a computer user, thats something thats important to me for my entertainment, and the chat options we have for the Mac are simply ridiculous. Your need about 3 different chat programs to do what a single chat program can on Windows. ...

MSN and Yahoo are quite 'specialized' given that they support video conferencing on Windows but not on the Mac. If you wanted to video conference with friends who have an MSN account, you're basically screwed on the Mac. ...

Microsoft is really starting to annoy me. I'm no mac fan boy or anything, but you can tell that they're taking us all for a ride. Is Windows Media Player even being continued? ...

you can find software for those versions... though I would highly recommend upgrading from 10.0.4 to 10.1.5. I know that I provide this service for my clients even if they do not have 10.1 media as long as they have 10.0 media. ...

Drop me a line I can help walk you through the process. I'm going to be offering remote tech support through my I.T business. I've always done it via Windows XP and through MSN messenger which is very easy to use for the client. ...