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This section contains a series of samples that cover some basic Windows Live Messenger Library programming tasks. All sample code was written using only JavaScript and HTML. You can use the development environment or text editor of your choice to edit the sample code.
A live example of the tutorial is available at https://messenger.mslivelabs.com/samples/HelloWorld/JavaScript/WebSite/default.htm.
Before running the sample applications, you need to have the following.
- Two Windows Live ID accounts (one designated as sender, one as receiver).
- Windows Live Messenger Client installed on your test computer. You can get it at https://get.live.com/messenger.
- A Web site with a domain to host the sample application.
- A test computer to run the sample Web site.
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