what's the best way to do a video conference is you have a webcam

I have a dell laptop with built in webcam. How can I have a video conference
with someone using it?

Download Windows Live Messenger, and invite your friend or colleague to a
Video Chat by clicking on the video icon on the conversation toolbar. You
might be asked to configure your camera.
http://get.live.com/messenger/overview
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"biff" <> wrote in message
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>I have a dell laptop with built in webcam. How can I have a video
>conference
> with someone using it?

"biff" <> wrote in message
news:68E290FE-2C55-4AEF-B616-...
> I have a dell laptop with built in webcam. How can I have a video
> conference
> with someone using it?



You can do this with Skype.
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Skype
ICQ
Messenger
some software that came with your laptop


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"biff" <> wrote in message
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> I have a dell laptop with built in webcam. How can I have a video
> conference
> with someone using it?

Thanks for the input everyone.

I don't think the Dell laptop came with any video conferencing software.
The Dell support people didn't indicate that either so maybe one of these
will work instead.

"Dave" wrote:

> Skype
> ICQ
> Messenger
> some software that came with your laptop
>
>
> --
> http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview
>
> "biff" <> wrote in message
> news:68E290FE-2C55-4AEF-B616-...
> > I have a dell laptop with built in webcam. How can I have a video
> > conference
> > with someone using it?
>
>

If you are looking for freewares then go for any of the options as th
guys stated above but for secure solutions and confidential busines
exchanges with your buddies or clients better to opt for Gomeetno
software. See its universal attendance technology ensures that everyon
can join the meeting with no download whatsoever, supporting attendee
on windows, mac, linux, unix, iPhone etc

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