September 2011
Beginner
504 pages
12h 10m
English
Sending and receiving email is a fun way to communicate with your friends and family members, but sometimes you may want instant communication. To satisfy your need for real-time communication, every Macintosh comes with a program called iChat. With iChat, you have a choice of chatting using text, audio, or video. Unlike FaceTime (see Chapter 49), iChat lets you engage in video chats with people who may be using non-Apple devices, such as a PC running Windows or Linux.
Text chatting lets you type messages, audio messaging lets you use your Macintosh like a telephone, and video messaging lets you see who you’re talking to. If you want to stay in touch, iChat can help you do it with nothing more than a high-speed ...
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