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Started by John Nguyen
Tue, 03 Aug 1999 00:00
CHAT PROGRAMS
Author: John Nguyen
Date: Tue, 03 Aug 1999 00:00
Date: Tue, 03 Aug 1999 00:00
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Hi All Java experts. I would like to express my needs here, if you can help me, I thank you a lot for your invaluable supports. First of all. I have a friend in Vietnam, and she just subscribed to the internet service. As you know, Internet in a country such as Vietnam is not popular. And such a communist country. However, we want to chat and send instant messages using programs such as ICQ or YAHOO IM... or even a chat applet at www.virtualnetworking.com . However there is no luck. This applet said she is behind a firewall. YAHOO IM or ICQ disconects her internet connection. And finally she called to the ISP, they said they do not allow chatting there because it would compete the telephone companies. She can only view web pages, emailing... I wonder if there is any chat applet or application that would break the firewall or allows us to chat>??? Can a Java applet do such a thing? Do you know of any web page or site that allows us to chat??? Does non-java chat such as the one at www.vietchat.com allow us to chat? If there is any info, please send me an email at: nguyen@yesic.com Thanks a lot for your supports. John decker.
Re: CHAT PROGRAMS
Author: vynnski
Date: Fri, 06 Aug 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 06 Aug 1999 00:00
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I'm behind a firewall and this works fine for me. http://www.chatsystems.com It's even IRC based so you could log onto Undernet for example and use mIRC to chat from your end. -Keith In article <uqOp3.41$Dg.4496@news2.randori.com>, "John Nguyen" <nguyen@yesic.com> wrote: > Hi All Java experts. I would like to express my needs here, if you can help > me, I thank you a lot for your invaluable supports. > > First of all. I have a friend in Vietnam, and she just subscribed to the > internet service. As you know, Internet in a country such as Vietnam is not > popular. And such a communist country. However, we want to chat and send > instant messages using programs such as ICQ or YAHOO IM... or even a chat > applet at www.virtualnetworking.com . However there is no luck. This > applet said she is behind a firewall. YAHOO IM or ICQ disconects her > internet connection. And finally she called to the ISP, they said they do > not allow chatting there because it would compete the telephone companies. > She can only view web pages, emailing... > > I wonder if there is any chat applet or application that would break the > firewall or allows us to chat>??? Can a Java applet do such a thing? Do > you know of any web page or site that allows us to chat??? Does non-java > chat such as the one at www.vietchat.com allow us to chat? > > If there is any info, please send me an email at: > > nguyen@yesic.com > > Thanks a lot for your supports. > > John decker. > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Share what you know. Learn what you don't.
Re: CHAT PROGRAMS
Author: vynnski
Date: Fri, 06 Aug 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 06 Aug 1999 00:00
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http://www.chatsystems.com That works fine for me and I'm behind a firewall. vynnski In article <uqOp3.41$Dg.4496@news2.randori.com>, "John Nguyen" <nguyen@yesic.com> wrote: > Hi All Java experts. I would like to express my needs here, if you can help > me, I thank you a lot for your invaluable supports. > > First of all. I have a friend in Vietnam, and she just subscribed to the > internet service. As you know, Internet in a country such as Vietnam is not > popular. And such a communist country. However, we want to chat and send > instant messages using programs such as ICQ or YAHOO IM... or even a chat > applet at www.virtualnetworking.com . However there is no luck. This > applet said she is behind a firewall. YAHOO IM or ICQ disconects her > internet connection. And finally she called to the ISP, they said they do > not allow chatting there because it would compete the telephone companies. > She can only view web pages, emailing... > > I wonder if there is any chat applet or application that would break the > firewall or allows us to chat>??? Can a Java applet do such a thing? Do > you know of any web page or site that allows us to chat??? Does non- java > chat such as the one at www.vietchat.com allow us to chat? > > If there is any info, please send me an email at: > > nguyen@yesic.com > > Thanks a lot for your supports. > > John decker. > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Share what you know. Learn what you don't.
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