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Microsoft site Messenger Cafe is a site dedicated to games and activities for Windows Live Messenger. And right now, you can visit this page to get some free theme packs to add to your Live Messenger. The packs available now include a Winter Theme pack, some Halloween themes, a “funky chicken” pack, a back-to-school pack with unique emoticons, and a Christmas-themed Howard the Elf pack. According to this blog post, there was a Halo 3 theme pack, but that one seems to be MIA. Hey guys, can we have it back now?
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Sure, you’ve been good all year, and you know you need to kick some love up to the bearded one. But as a techie family, what are you going to do, write a letter and snail mail it? Of course not! All you have to do is add northpole@live.com to Windows Live Messenger and you can be chatting live with Santa, about how good you’ve been, what the temp is at the North Pole, or what he wants on the plate you set out for his visit. Santa is happy to chat as long as you like and you can even play some holiday games with Howard the Elf. Brought to you by Microsoft’s cafemessenger.com.
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IM for a cause! Join the i’m Initiative from Windows Live Messenger to help out your favorite cause. Every time you send an IM, a portion of Live Messenger’s advertising revenue goes to one of the program’s partners, which include: the American Red Cross, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, the Humane Society of the United States, the National AIDS Fund, the National MS Society, ninemillion.org, the Sierra Club, StopGlobalWarming.org, Suss G. Komen for the Cure, and the U.S. Fund for UNICEF. Each organization will receive a minimum of $100,000 and there is no maximum! To get involved, all you have to do is paste the text code corresponding to the organization of your choice next to your display name in Live Messenger (click on your name and go to options). Here’s the list of codes:
*red+u - American Red Cross*bgca - Boys & Girls Clubs of America*hsus - Humane Society of [...]
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The Windows Live Messenger Team posted on their blog about an easy new way to create an IM button to put on your website, blog, or in your email signature. To get started, click here and begin to customize your button. You can pick different shapes, colors, taglines, and then you enter in your Live ID and snag the code for your button. The button code works on Spaces, Blogger, Facebook, MySpace, Outlook 2003/2007, MSN Hotmail/Windows Live Hotmail/Windows Live Mail beta or it can be added to your website. When your friends and family click on the button, you are automatically added to their contact list. Cool.
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