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From: "Eric J. Schwertfeger" <ejs@bfd.com>
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In case anyone is curious, 0.91 of the Java version of ICQ is available,
and works for me *MUCH* better than the 0.90 version. The chat
functionality still isn't enabled, but it required none of the voodoo that
0.90 required, and doesn't crash just sending messages back and forth.
Sure, you can crash it trying to set any status other than "Online" or
disconnected, but it is getting better.