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New Trillian

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21 Feb 2002

Trillian 0.725 is out. This restores AIM compatibility and fixes some bugs.

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Eric
February 22, 2002 6:34 AM

I could NOT be happier! Having just started using Trillian, I got in at a time when AOL was on top with Trillian in a Half Nelson. I loved it, but like so many others, had a bunch of people on AIM that I couldn't get to. Had to keep AIM running. All praise is due to the Trillian dev team! This really is a great client. Let's hope AOL gives up the battle or if not...Trillian patches quickly.

jarbyte
October 4, 2006 2:52 PM

Just wondering if anyone has had a problem with the different email accounts linking to hotmail website not working,it always wants me to put in the username and password,when i fi\rst started to use trillian,each emailname i clicked on it automaticly took me to that inbox,now it doesnt,any help would be greatly apreciated Thanks jarbyt

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