MSN is different than e-mail, which is why it is "instant." When an MSN account signs on, it is linked to the MSN server, and with regular emailing, you send from your computer to another. However, with MSN, you send via the MSN server. You are given an 'MSN IP" so you can be selected. Each individual MSN account has its own IP. When you add a contact, their MSN IP is sent to your computer, and when you send a message it goes through the MSN server, and the MSN IP of the recipient is selected and your message delivered. With normal emailing, your message travels through cyberspace for a short time "looking" for the correct email, while MSN goes through the server and the population of places to search is narrowed down extremely and allows for faster travel.
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An MSN address is basically an email address saved in the MSN server. Each individual email has its own "MSN IP" which is used to deliver the instant messages.
IP stock information can be found at a variety of places on the web. For information on IP stock, one could look at MSN Money Investing , Market Watch, Yahoo Finance, and The Street.
There are some ways of doing this. Finding out the website's IP address and putting a block on it can block MSN. There is also some software available with parental blocks, and you can list MSN as one of those that would get blocked.
if you have msn, mine is...
IP means Internet Protocol
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It means he wants you to open your webcam on msn.
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BTW = By the way. However, it's not just on MSN, it's a type of SMS.
If you mean the msn messenger , you can download from http://www.msn.com. If you mean you want to have the second msn account? Then , you can register again from the http://www.hotmail.com to get the 2nd , 3rd , 4th.....many more msn account, but for sure , don't register more and more if they are useless because others may want to use.
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