With dotnetMSN you can experience the easiness of connecting to one of the largest and busiest Instant Messaging networks, MSN Messenger. This is a library written in VB.NET and is far easier than any library you could have imagined to work with.
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NO LONGER UPDATED
With DotMSN becoming open source a while ago, I saw no point in continuing a smiliar project so this library is no longer updated and I leave it here for those interested in the code. And since this is no longer supported, please DO NOT use it in a serious project because it probably has a lot of bugs. DotMSN is located at http://www.xihsolutions.net/dotmsn/ It comes with full source code (c#) and documentation plus code examples. Thanks for getting this far anyway
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dotnetmsn 1.0.2.1 file released: SampleApplicaiton.zip
> IsSignedin property added to Messenger class. Indicates if you are currently signed in or not. > fixed the bug that when you manually signed out, your current status remained unchanged. > fixed the bug where you didn't get notified upon changing your nickname. > urlencode and urldecode functions were written manually, because .net library's ones don't do what is expected. > Messenger property added to both List and Contact class to make it easier identify which messenger a group or contact is belong to. > fixed bug with all List properties of difference contact lists. > send and receive encoding scheme was changed from ASCII to UTF-8 > fixed the bug that the status of contacts did not set initially. > property Messenger added to ChatSession class to make it easier identify which account it belongs to.
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dotnetmsn 1.0.2.1 file released: dotnetMSN1.0.2_src.zip
> IsSignedin property added to Messenger class. Indicates if you are currently signed in or not. > fixed the bug that when you manually signed out, your current status remained unchanged. > fixed the bug where you didn't get notified upon changing your nickname. > urlencode and urldecode functions were written manually, because .net library's ones don't do what is expected. > Messenger property added to both List and Contact class to make it easier identify which messenger a group or contact is belong to. > fixed bug with all List properties of difference contact lists. > send and receive encoding scheme was changed from ASCII to UTF-8 > fixed the bug that the status of contacts did not set initially. > property Messenger added to ChatSession class to make it easier identify which account it belongs to.
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File released: /dotnetmsn/1.0.2.1/dotnetMSN1.0.2_src.zip
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File released: /dotnetmsn/1.0.2.1/SampleApplicaiton.zip
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