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Windows XP Enhances the Way You Communicate

 

Suddenly, you find you rely on e-mail more than ever for communication with your family and friends. E-mail is a powerful tool, but it was not designed for real-time communication, so recently you may have tried text-based instant messaging to stay in touch. You may have discovered why instant messaging is one of the fastest growing Internet services: because it's easy and fun. But what about real-time voice and video conferencing? For most people, these technologies have been prohibitively difficult to use, of questionable quality, and have failed to integrate with other communications technology.www.tartoos.com

Windows XP changes all that, turning your computer into an integrated communications center. Windows XP includes breakthrough support for real-time voice and video communications, instant messaging, even online collaboration. All of these tools are now combined into one place on your computer: Windows Messenger. It’s the single tool that lets you talk to, work with, and see your friends and family—even when you are miles apart.www.tartoos.com

 The Complete Communications Experience That Puts You in Touchwww.tartoos.com
Windows XP with Windows Messenger lets you communicate with friends and family in real-time using text, audio, video, and other collaborative tools. You can make voice calls to your family's and friends' computers or phones, even send text messages to their cell phones and pagers. You can also use Windows Messenger to transmit files and documents. With a click, you can even start a video session to see who you’re talking with. Face-to-face communication is more personal and satisfying.www.tartoos.com

This year, you decided to sponsor and host the first "Friends and Neighbors of the Johnson Family Fourth of July Picnic." You know it may be difficult to organize—everyone involved is usually very busy. But they have all said for years that it would be a nice thing to do. After you send out e-mail invitations with an RSVP, you wait a week to see who has responded. You know that many who haven't will want to be there.
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Fast connections to friends and family www.tartoos.com
The contact list status and notification support in Windows Messenger lets you connect with people on the Internet more effectively. You can see which of your friends are online (rather than wasting valuable time trying to reach them), and then communicate with them via instant message, or by voice or video call.

You put together your list of people who have still not responded to your invitation, and then go online. Using your contact list, you check to see who else is online, using Windows Messenger to contact them quickly. Your brother Alan is not only online, but feeling talkative. He starts a video session and the two of you catch up, even as you check in with the others via text.

Exceptional Sound Quality www.tartoos.com
Windows XP offers superb sound quality for your Internet conversations unlike anything you've heard with your computer. There’s no need for a headset with Windows XP. You’ll experience superior audio using your computer’s microphone and speakers, without the annoying acoustic feedback or audible squeal you may have encountered in the past. Windows XP improves the way audio and video are processed and transmitted across the network. These technical breakthroughs address obstacles that hampered communications with your computer in the past. www.tartoos.com

It was nice to catch up with Alan over the video connection in Windows Messenger. For once, you could hear each other clearly, with none of the technical problems you had encountered in the past. Instead of trying to solve technical issues, you and Alan were able to concentrate on catching up with one another and sharing the latest news. Alan won't be able to make it to the picnic because of a previous commitment, but spending an hour or two talking with him using Windows Messenger was another great way to catch up.