Talk:Microsoft Office Communicator

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Contents 1 Advertisment 2 Logos 3 What does it do? 4 snitch-ware 5 re: snitch-ware

[edit] Advertisment

This reads more like an advertising blurb than a Wiki article. If I knew how to tag it, I would. 216.114.252.218 (talk) 14:20, 26 December 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Logos

If anyone who has Microsoft Office Communicator '05 could they take a screen shot of the software (Unfortunately I don't know anything about this program). Also if there are any logos associated with Communicator Thanks

[edit] What does it do?

Forget logos and screenshots, would someone please correct this article to say what the hell the program does! What's there at the moment is little more than marketting speak "integrated communications client", "information workers", "integrates with ... enterprise telephony infrastructure" - not to mention "used effectively world wide".

I mean, forgive my ignorance, but an awful lot of software these days could be broadly categorised as a "communications client" - anything involving e-mail, instant messaging, VoIP, "collaboration", etc; which of these does "Office Communicator" provide? - IMSoP 02:26, 5 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] snitch-ware

among other things, it lets your co-workers spy on you.

it sets your status according to how long its been since you have keyed into your computer.

swell piece of (S)ofwtare

[edit] re: snitch-ware

You can however self change this behaviour self by setting the timeout value for DND, and setting a static status like: Away. Much like MSN Messenger.

Boqs 10:52, 18 July 2007 (UTC)

^You are a moron... —Preceding unsigned comment added by 168.182.1.254 (talk) 20:44, 16 April 2008 (UTC)