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Live from the Web! Bring the Windows Live Messenger Experience to Your Web Applications

Author: devx.com
Category: Microsoft.NET
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The collective features of the Windows Live Messenger IM Control, the Windows Live Messenger Presence API, and the Windows Live Messenger Library go beyond the simplicity of a chat application, making it possible to embrace this new era of social networking by leveraging a built-in Windows Live network within any web application.

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