Greetings,
Actually Messenger only allows one-on-one conversations, no multiparty voice conversations at
all.
Skype is the solution here, but using the normal Skype feature isn't going to work (as you
already noticed). Instead, maybe try a Skypecast:
https://skypecasts.skype.com/skypecasts/home
Or, assuming some of your party is in the US or Canada, you can dial up to another
conferencing system like EasyConference in Skype:
http://www.easyconference.com
and then some, or all parties can dial into the same number (via Skype). Since Skype allows
unlimited calling at the moment to US and Canada numbers (which include EasyConference), this
makes a decent solution.
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Jonathan Kay
Microsoft MVP - Windows Messenger/MSN Messenger/Windows Live Messenger
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