Viewing Somebody Else’s Webcam

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June 13, 2004 at 1:29 am #9736

coder3546
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Hi, I have the newest Y!Messenger, version 6.0.0.1643. When i’m in a chat and want to view somebody else’s webcam, how do I? I tried to right click their name, and the only thing that had to do with webcams was “Invite To View Your Webcam”. How are you able to view, without them having to invite you? People can view mine, without me having to invite them, and they dont add me to their buddy list.

Thanks, 🙂
Dave

June 13, 2004 at 1:09 pm #78026

freddy
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You could open an Instant Message (no need to type though) and click view cam from within there.

Or on the contacts menu, click “view webcam”.
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