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Product Description:
JBuddy Messenger is a cross-service, cross-platform IM client for Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, Solaris and more. JBuddy Messenger supports AIM, ICQ, MSN Messenger and Yahoo Messenger and Zion's enterprise IM solution - JBuddy Message Server. JBuddy Messenger is available as a free download installer using Install Anywhere. We also have an enterprise IM client called JBuddy Messenger Pro which includes support for Microsoft LCS, Jabber/XMPP (Google Talk) and Lotus Instant Messenger (Sametime). Please visit Zion's store page for licensing information.
What's new in this version:
- ICQ file transfer updated to work with AIM
- MSN signon fix (some users were unable to sign on)
- Display of incoming AIM offline messages
- Improved JBuddy Server authentication
- Misc bug fixes
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
- Mac OS X 10.1
- Mac OS X 10.0
Additional Requirements:
- Java Runtime Environment 1.4+
Screenshots:
 JBuddy Messenger Pro on Mac OS X Aqua LnF |
 Lotus Sametime conference on Mac OS X Aqua LnF |
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NOT freeware - Version: 2.4.0822, 8/27/2007 05:26AM PST
t0russ
the software is not freeware, it's a demo version, and not a great one i must add.
Freeware? I think not..... - Version: 2.2.1207, 4/15/2006 01:39PM PST
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tydalforce
Developers, please do not list something as Freeware when its not.
Freeware = free to use, no expiration, not a trial, no money expected. This is ShareWare at best.
OK Seriously, I've been looking for a replacement for AIM. I wanted to try this out. Anytime I tried to connect, I got a message about an invalid license. I thought this was freeware? It wants me to register...
Maybe I'd consider paying for it, but I couldn't even *try* it. This product is not as advertised!
Freeware = free to use, no expiration, not a trial, no money expected. This is ShareWare at best.
OK Seriously, I've been looking for a replacement for AIM. I wanted to try this out. Anytime I tried to connect, I got a message about an invalid license. I thought this was freeware? It wants me to register...
Maybe I'd consider paying for it, but I couldn't even *try* it. This product is not as advertised!
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- Freeware? I think not.....
My buddy list shows the groups "Contacts", "Other contacts" and "Work", and there is no way to tell it how to ignore those groups and just show me everyone. There also seems to be no way to move a buddy from one group to another.
When the program starts up it shows a small splash screen, then displays a dialog behind it. I just click on one of the buttons that sticks out from behind the splash screen, but I have no idea what I have just agreed to.
This is maybe an alpha version of a program that could conceivably be useful in a couple of years.