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I want to know like Gmail ,is that possible to chat in hotmail in same manner. without use of using windows live messenger.
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I want to know like Gmail ,is that possible to chat in hotmail in same manner. without use of using windows live messenger.

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Is it possible to chat in hotmail without windows live messanger ? if i have a hotmail account and my friend hot mail account , i want to chat with with him in browser without windows live messenger.<br />
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(in Gmail this type of facility is available , Is hot mail has this type of facility similar to Gamil?)<br />

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Is it possible to chat in hotmail without windows live messanger ? if i have a hotmail account and my friend hot mail account , i want to chat with with him in browser without windows live messenger.

(in Gmail this type of facility is available , Is hot mail has this type of facility similar to Gamil?)


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