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Enhance iChat: Chax 2.1 First Look (Video)

Posted by Michael Mistretta on 12/8/07 in Featured, Internet, MacApper Videos

ChaxOne of the applications I have open every time I use my Mac is iChat. I’m always chatting with people, sending files, talking, or screen sharing. iChat is Leopard is so well done, that it’s all I use. But then along came Chax for Leopard. And just as they innovated in iChat for Tiger, they did it again for Leopard. Chax 2.1 Beta has just been announced, and it comes with a slew of new features. Screensaver auto-away messages, unified contact lists, and AV and screen sharing options all enhance iChat 4 to what it can truly be.

If you want to get the most out of iChat, Chax is the plugin for you.

 
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    Tarik said on

    December 8th, 2007 at 11:44 am

    I always loved chax. Thanks for the review

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    Britonius said on

    December 9th, 2007 at 3:09 pm

    thanks for the review. What screen capture software do you use?

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    Julian said on

    December 9th, 2007 at 4:28 pm

    hey great review! ill be downloading it now since Chax 1 got disabled when i upgraded to Leopard. He is using iShowU as his screen capturing program it is a good and lightweight screen capturing tool. I would recommend iShowU to anyone with a mac interested in screen capturing!

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