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How to video chat between Mac and PC
- Thread starter rsherid
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I second Skype. My best friend is in Switzerland for a year and video messaging is great on Skype. Or Yahoo! and AOL/AIM but I'd choose Skype over those two.
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I usually log onto AIM using iChat, and video chat that way. Or you could try the site stickam.com but it is a bit different
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Skype is the best!
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