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Will not install to XP Win32 - Version: 3.6.0.216, 12/11/2007 10:37AM PST
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Camou5lage
This version will not install to my less than one year old Gateway Media laptop, with XP fully updated. The instant message says this SKYPE is NOT a valid win32 app. Tech support will not respond to the issue. It does install on my Apple.
Version Number - Version: 3.2.0.152, 5/25/2007 01:47AM PST
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levent.molla
Still shows 3.2.0.148 in the version. Wrong file posted, I guess.. But I checked from the Skype site and got the same version...
Plug-in 'Ringjacker' - Version: 3.0.0.209, 1/31/2007 08:30AM PST
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boblucas
As a joke I went to download the Ringjacker, I was warned that this wasn't supported by Skype, but decided to anyway.
It is supposed to change the ringtone of the receiving mobile phone, as a joke with a selection of imput ring-tones. But don't download it, it doesn't work and you'll find a line error when you boot up your computer. I've tried to get it out with search and destroy, but its there again when I boot up.
Password for previous ver not working - Version: 1.4.0.84, 11/27/2005 01:32PM PST
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holisticum_dotmac
I and two other users have had our password from previous versions not working after update. One could request new password by email, one did not have a reported email and a complete uninstall and new install did not solve the problem. Skype will not connect.
My own trouble was solved by me connecting through my Mac version and changing the password and then using that in my OS XP. It also seemed that Skype after update had disconnected my broadband but that reset itself after a restart.
My own trouble was solved by me connecting through my Mac version and changing the password and then using that in my OS XP. It also seemed that Skype after update had disconnected my broadband but that reset itself after a restart.
Skype is Great!!! 
- Version: 1.4.0.84, 11/15/2005 12:24AM PST
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Resa263
I've really enjoyed using Skype. It usually has quite good quality (sometimes clearer than regular long distance calls) and has the best price... free! It's brilliant if you want to be able to chat with people in other countries or keep in touh with friends and family for free.
A must have.
A must have.
Great Freeware - Version: 1.3.0.57, 8/25/2005 06:24AM PST
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fake123
This is an excellent Peer2Peer VoIP system, I've even been able to get skype working in linux.
Skype has great features like SkypeOut (Make outgoing phone calls to landline phones for a cost), SkypeIn BETA (Have a landline phone number), Skype VoiceMail (Answer service that comes free with SkypeIn BETA) and finally Skype Zones BETA for an extra price it allows you to use Skype when wirelessly connected to a Boingo compatible Wireless Access Point via a laptop or pda. Skype also uses encryption for secure phone calls, text chat and file transfer.
Here are various links from the Skype site...
Skype for Mac OS X/ http://www.skype.com/go/getskype-macosx.dmg
Skype for Linux (You have to pick manually)/ http://www.skype.com/products/skype/linux/
Skype for Windows/ http://www.skype.com/go/getskype
Skype for Pocket PC/ http://www.skype.com/go/getskype-pocketpc
Skype has great features like SkypeOut (Make outgoing phone calls to landline phones for a cost), SkypeIn BETA (Have a landline phone number), Skype VoiceMail (Answer service that comes free with SkypeIn BETA) and finally Skype Zones BETA for an extra price it allows you to use Skype when wirelessly connected to a Boingo compatible Wireless Access Point via a laptop or pda. Skype also uses encryption for secure phone calls, text chat and file transfer.
Here are various links from the Skype site...
Skype for Mac OS X/ http://www.skype.com/go/getskype-macosx.dmg
Skype for Linux (You have to pick manually)/ http://www.skype.com/products/skype/linux/
Skype for Windows/ http://www.skype.com/go/getskype
Skype for Pocket PC/ http://www.skype.com/go/getskype-pocketpc
It's getting to be a must have! - Version: 1.1.0.73, 1/27/2005 06:50PM PST
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corbnz
It’s great, but that’s not enough. We use it to call from New Zealand to Asia & Russia with no problems at all. 2 things have made a huge difference, changing from a headset & mike to a phone and the improvements with the new versions released by Skype. There are toms of Skype devices from straight USB phones, to USB adapters to use your normal everyday phone and the latest are dualphones specifically designed for Skype and the PSTN. Have a look @ www.wts.co.nz for some further information.
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- There is no version 1.1.0.8.1
THERE IS A VERSION OF THIS SOFTWARE FOR MAC OS X - Version: 1.0.0.100, 11/13/2004 01:39AM PST
rubichat2002
http://www.versiontracker.com/macosx (Go to search dialog on the upper right-hand corner and type "Skype.")
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Skype works great so far - Version: 0.98.0.28, 6/20/2004 07:53AM PST
writergrrrl
I've used Skype to set up my different clients across the US so they can call me for free - and friends out of the country. It is for sure saving me a bundle on long distance charges!
Once in awhile, if the connection is slow on one end, the voice breaks up and one person can't hear well. So I would not use this tool yet for critical clients.
I hope they expand to a Linux version soon,however.
Once in awhile, if the connection is slow on one end, the voice breaks up and one person can't hear well. So I would not use this tool yet for critical clients.
I hope they expand to a Linux version soon,however.
