Games and applications for Windows Live Messenger: Difference between revisions

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=== Other games ===

Other instant games included:<ref> [https://web.archive.org/web/20111223145710/https://zone.msn.com/en/general/article/generalmessengergames.htm Play Games Today on Windows Live Messenger!] </ref> 3D Tic-Tac-Toe, [[Jewel Quest]], [[Mahjong Quest]], [[Quarto (board game)|Quarto]], [[Backgammon]], [[7 Hand Poker]], [[Mahjong tiles|Mah Jong Tiles]], All Star Bowling, Bumper Stars, Flowerz, Jigsaw Too, [[Cubis]], [[Hexic]], [[Mozaki Blocks]], [[Sudoku Too]], [[Uno (card game)|Uno]], Worms, Tic-A-Tac Poker, [[BrainBattle]], Reversi, Rock-Paper-Scissors, Luxor, and You-Know-It! Trivia.

A number of additional [[Third-party software component|third-party]] games have also been built using the [https://web.archive.org/web/20080118032545/http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa751024.aspx Messenger Activity SDK]. An overview of third party activities is available on [http://gallery.live.com gallery.live.com].

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== Applications ==

=== Whiteboard ===

Whiteboard opens up a program that looks like Microsoft Paint, but it is shared through two users. They can see what each other draws. This Whiteboard also supports different pages, to allow drawing across many different pages. It is not compatible with Windows Vista. See [[Whiteboarding]]. This is from [[Microsoft NetMeeting]], This will be disabled if people disable NetMeeting in [[Windows Setup]].

See [[Whiteboarding]]. This is from [[Microsoft NetMeeting]], This will be disabled if people disable NetMeeting in [[Windows Setup]].

=== Application Sharing ===