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skype is free for video chat, if you utilize the land line calling feature you'll have to pay. <br />
But Microsoft now owns skype, so who knows how long that'll last....
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skype is free for video chat, if you utilize the land line calling feature you'll have to pay.
But Microsoft now owns skype, so who knows how long that'll last....

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I have an xp system with a webcam and an ipad2. I loaded skype on the 2 systems, but just not sure how to get it working between them. I have setup and account.<br />
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How do I get this working without paying?<br />
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Thanks 
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I have an xp system with a webcam and an ipad2. I loaded skype on the 2 systems, but just not sure how to get it working between them. I have setup and account.

How do I get this working without paying?

Thanks 

Hoe do I get video chat working with skype?

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