Windows Messenger
The Windows Messenger feature for Microsoft® Windows® CE provides a client application that combines real–time voice and text communications with file transfer capability. Windows Messenger is presence–enabled. This means that you can see who is available online before you try to contact them and you can control your online status that others see. Using Windows Messenger you can also initiate remote assistance, multiplayer games, and other applications.
The Windows Messenger client leverages the Communications Service service-provider, the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) stack, the Real-Time Protocol (RTP) stack, and the MSN® Messenger protocol stack.
Modules and Components
The following table shows the components and modules that implement Windows Messenger.
| Item | Module | Component |
|---|---|---|
| Windows Messenger | msmsgs | None |
| Localizable resources | msgslang | None |
Windows Messenger Default Mail Handler
When Windows Messenger is connected the Real-time Communications (RTC) client, the mail program invoked is the default mail handler, which is defined in the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\mailto\shell\open\command registry key. For Windows CE .NET, the default mail handler is typically Pmail.exe.
See Also
Windows CE Modules and Components | Catalog Features
Last updated on Saturday, April 10, 2004
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