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20. Pocket MSN
20.1 MSN Messenger
MSN Messenger is an instant message-receiving/sending system
developed by Microsoft
with a single user or a group of friends. You will, however, need to apply
for an account at MSN, Hotmail, or Yahoo to use MSN Messenger.
20.1.1 Logging into MSN Messenger
Before you log in to use MSN Messenger, you must setup the MSN
account and password.
Screen Shot 20.1.1
20.1.4 Invite a contact to participate in a chat
You can invite others to chat with you while a chat session is currently in progress. Select Invite from the
Menu, press
Select
once you have highlighted the contact to bring him into the current chat session.
20.1.5 Blocking or canceling block against a contact
Sometimes it is desired to block a certain contact on your list. This will disable him from viewing your
online status or sending you an instant message.
®
. With MSN Messenger, you can freely chat
On the
MSN Sign In
In
screen (see screen shot 20.1.1).
After entering your E-Mail address and password on this screen, press
the
LSK
to log in.
20.1.2 Sending messages
After logging onto MSN, select a recipient to send messages from your
Contacts
list.
20.1.3 Ending a chat
Choose
End chat
screen, press the
LSK
from the
Menu
to end current chat session.
Screen Shot 20.1
to sign in, then enter
Sign
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