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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 6584"><p>I think the msn code is part of Microsofts .net development examples if I'm not mistaken. Implementing it really means just interfacing the code to the htpc app. (I may be mistaken here)</p><p>AIM on the other hand has no available source code, and they even go so far as to change their standard from time to time specifically to bump off third party clients. Maybe a programmer might check out gaim <a href="http://gaim.sourceforge.net" target="_blank">http://gaim.sourceforge.net</a> and see if they want to implement a multi client messeneger from that code base.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 6584"] I think the msn code is part of Microsofts .net development examples if I'm not mistaken. Implementing it really means just interfacing the code to the htpc app. (I may be mistaken here) AIM on the other hand has no available source code, and they even go so far as to change their standard from time to time specifically to bump off third party clients. Maybe a programmer might check out gaim [url]http://gaim.sourceforge.net[/url] and see if they want to implement a multi client messeneger from that code base. [/QUOTE]
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