It wasn't an invalid certificate--
Windows XP SP 2 has stepped up security features, so the warning you saw is just a "Run" or "Don't Run" dialog (Publisher Unknown). Click "Run" to download the Java chat applet--it's perfectly safe.
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It wasn't an invalid certificate--
Windows XP SP 2 has stepped up security features, so the warning you saw is just a "Run" or "Don't Run" dialog (Publisher Unknown). Click "Run" to download the Java chat applet--it's perfectly safe.
_Aaron_
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Or just use mIRC or one of the other chat programs.
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This box has ME (Yeah, I know, but it doesn't lock up) on it, but I'll take your word on the certificate. Kids use Bill Gates' chat and AOL, will that work?
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The chat client must be IRC-compatible, which excludes AOl, MSN, Yahoo, etc.
A few IRC compatible clients are mIRC, Trillian, IceChat.
_Aaron_
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I have tried mIRC and Trillian and stuck with mIRC. A little easier to setup and use.
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