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MSN Messenger Application

S.S. Ahmed

This is a simple application which can be used to log in and log off from the MSN Messenger. MSN messenger should be installed on your machine in order to use this application. Run the exe file, enter your logon name and password and click the logon button and you will be logged in to the MSN messenger.

his is the only functionality in the application right now, but you can add your own code in the application to send messages to your msn buddies programmatically, you can create a complete interface of your own.

If I got time, I would definitely try to complete this application and post it again. msmsgs.exe should be available on your machine to run the application because this is the file that runs your msn application or you can say this is the msn executable file. If MSN messenger is not installed on your machine and this file is available you would still be able to run the application, no error will be generated but the application will be useless because you won't be able to send messages to your buddies.

Running the application

1. ASPIMS.dll must be registered on your machine before running the application, use the regsvr32.exe utility to register this DLL, this DLL is the part of the sample application.

Happy programming

 

S.S. Ahmed is a senior IT Professional and works for a web and software development firm. Ahmed is a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server MVP. Ahmed specializes in creating database driven dynamic web sites. He has been working with SharePoint for the last 3-4 years. He develops customized SharePoint solutions. Ahmed likes to hop into other tools as well. Ahmed has used Project Server, InfoPath and BizTalk. Ahmed enjoys travelling and has been to many parts of the world. Web: www.walisystems.com Blog: www.sharepointblogs.com/ssa

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