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Windows Live Essentials 2011 available for download today
Live Essentials 2011 includes an assortment of programs like Windows Live Mail, Messenger, Photo Gallery, and the re-re-named Windows Live
We'll let you know when the Windows Live Essentials 2011 download link goes live, including offline installer links as soon as they've been discovered.
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Subscribe to commentsbkj216Sep 30th 2010 9:19AM
Ah ok great
JDeVSep 30th 2010 9:22AM
I have tried messenger in the beta, it looks nice (WinMo 7 style) but they have added loads more of ads. Every conversation window now has ads at the bottom (that you have to disable somewhere hidden in the options).
The rest of the programs I have tested all crashed with 10 seconds of booting, so I threw the complete package away and went back to the previous one...
BugMeNotSep 30th 2010 9:36AM
makes no difference to the common user.
BugMeNotSep 30th 2010 7:33PM
The "common user" would certainly appreciate windows movie maker and windows photo gallery, why wouldn't they NOT want it? It is one of the best freeware out there. Have you even tried movie maker?
JonSep 30th 2010 1:05PM
I cant check from Work .. But does anyone knwo if they fixed Flickr app in photo gallery ? You go to upload pics .. make a new set etc... but once they get to Flickr .. they have no idea you made a set , that was new in the last beta .. before it worked fine
JonSep 30th 2010 1:05PM
I cant check from Work .. But does anyone know if they fixed Flickr app in photo gallery ? You go to upload pics .. make a new set etc... but once they get to Flickr .. they have no idea you made a set , that was new in the last beta .. before it worked fine
BugMeNotSep 30th 2010 1:28PM
You can download it now.
chrishighSep 30th 2010 1:35PM
I find it hard to believe that ANYONE still uses a single-client IM app. Why would you want to limit yourself to the contacts you can chat with, or run multiple programs for chat?
As for Live Mesh, I really enjoyed it until Dropbox added an iPhone app.
AnthonySep 30th 2010 1:52PM
Personally, I like the official IM apps because they are fully compatible with all of the features offered by their respective services. Multi-IM clients are a nice idea, but I've too many bad experiences with them to want to continue using them.
NeoprimalSep 30th 2010 5:01PM
I agree completely with Anthony. That's why I stay away from multiclient apps.
Now, if you are JUST interested in a 2 way chat with you and a buddy, then a multichat app is great - or using a cellphone or other mobile device (like a slate)....but for the computer or laptop user, the full official clients are what I use.
fmacSep 30th 2010 7:41PM
No more nicknames in WL Messenger, only profile names... mmm dont like that at all