Both Windows Messenger 5.0 and MSN Messenger 6.0. Microsoft's best
practice would be to use Live Communication Server 1.0 (SIP server) with
Windows Messenger 5.0.

My guess is also that the new Live Communication Server is the best
solution. It integrates great with v2.

please stop BCC'ing the list. Those on it often will not reply to
you if you don't adhere to common list etiquette.

Last time I posted something, I got 43 responses. I BCC lists just so all
the replies do not go to the group, and some of those replies were not very
nice.

I asked how to create a calculated value so it doesn't escape the HTML code
and convert < or > to > or <. 30 replies were referring to how stupid I
was for not understanding Microsoft's security intentions for not allowing
code to be escaped.

Common list etiquette is over ridden when some other moron doesn't want to
admit how stupid he is so he tells me how stupid I am.

...and tell me this isn't an email you would like to put in the spam rubbish
bin.

I would expect someone with a .mil address to calm down a little bit
and not respond so drastically.

The solution seems to be good but it is a web based access which can be
integrated like a web part with SPS v2? Where is some downloadable which
I can try out?

and I hear there is some great documentation coming out on it soon too.