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And by the way, I dont consider the version of XP where you dont have to register the "corporate" edition. It happens to be the version I am running on my computer, and I consider it the "OEM" edition. Sorry for the mixup there.

....how many of you are running Windows XP Professional or Corporate... Uhh... there is no "Corporate" edition of Windows XP, I think you meant Windows XP Home or Professional editions, because the professional edition is essentially a corporate edition... there isn't a Windows XP server ...

<patiently awaits the revivial of AIM+> we can all dream... wait a min I am with dadink here. I join in the waiting. I looking forward to not having to put up with DeadAIM any more Likewise. On the topic of DeadAIM now being part of an "advanced" service associated with AIM, I have a feel...

In a intresting twist a lot of the "prestigious" at the JDennis forums seem quite pissed (to put it lightly), and have stated they would not continue to use DeadAIM as their AIM add-on of choice. Some have even stated they would rather fall back onto 4.8 and use AIM+... I'm not saying thi...

AIM+ started crashing on me and using 100%(at random times) of system resources only after upgrading to AIM 4.8.2790