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I've seen on some websites a clone of Windows Live Messenger, but a version of "drunk" never raised a lot of curiosity I thought it was some script available on any site.

Today someone asked me how we could put these things in one blog took a look at the example I sent, and behold, here I share the solution that the person who gave me "questioned."

First the code for "soaking" the chat window in Live Messenger site is provided by PróPia Microsoft.

To put the actual window just visit this LINK, log in with a Live Passport, then we must grant permission for the presence in Live Messenger is visible through the Web:

After that click on the "Create HTML", and by selecting which of the 3 possible options for presentation we can be a window (iframe):

Or a button that opens a chat window in a pop-up or a simple icon, by any one of the ways visitors can know the status we have in the messenger this time.

For those who use Windows Live Messenger that will be a simple way to make a contact form in real time without having to use the typical chat in java or other methods that the new alert message is not so immediate, I say this because other forms contact in real time via the internet we have to have a page open in your browser and just detected a new contact when we look at the full page, ie there is no visible warning in other cases still have to do refreshs constant. Another advantage is that we can have conversations without revealing our e-mail.

We consider a disadvantage that we can at any time be spam or disturbed, without identifying the culprit as this system allows you to send anonymous messages.

Antonio Campos Cábulas, Books, Microsoft