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Although, not one of my favourite programs, Skype is considered a high priority software application. The latest 3.5.0.239 release, is now available for download and it fixes some major bugs:
  • bugfix: Links with invalid % encodings were executed
  • bugfix: Data execution protection may have crashed Skype
  • bugfix: Pressing escape did not end call
  • Security improvements to ensure it is no longer possible to shut down Skype from a web page

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ex_reven said:
Namslas will be downloading this ;)
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Actually, had the beta version last week(tester). Most of those others issues were easy fixes(I have freinds that live under rocks). Skype is still the better of the Im's/Voip's available, just most people's rig can't handle running it.(until they learn to turn off the universal hosting option).

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I havent tried any of the VoIPs but Im leaning towards either At&ts call vantage (cause its my dsl and local service provider now) or the orange company that Verizon got mad at. What are they called again?
 
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WarEagleAU said:
I havent tried any of the VoIPs but Im leaning towards either At&ts call vantage (cause its my dsl and local service provider now) or the orange company that Verizon got mad at. What are they called again?
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Vonage. Be carefull, most VOIP systems are not compatable with Emergency Services like 911 etc. Most security alarms will not work with most VOIP systems.
 
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