[tei-council] meeting technologies

[Lou Burnard]

1. Install Firefox (you probably want to do this anyway)

2. Install the chatzilla plugin (you will need to tell Firefox you trust 
hacksrus before it lets you do this, but otherwise this is just a matter 
of finding the right link and clicking on it)

3. Select chatzilla from the Tools menu and fire her up

4. connect to the right channel (to be determined)

I did it yesterday, on this mac ,  in 5 minutes


 Christian Wittern wrote:

>Sebastian Rahtz <sebastian.rahtz at computing-services.oxford.ac.uk> writes:
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>>Syd Bauman wrote:
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>>>I was in favor of having in IRC channel open on the side during
>>>conference calls, not for daily discussions.
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>>but this was to experiment with now, to decide if its
>>a good idea for a real meeting.
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>To make this experimenting more efficient, I would like to suggest to
>make an appointment (is this what you call it?) on such a channel and
>then go.  As I mentioned before, I have never used IRC before, the
>closest I came to Instqnt Messaging is a bit of chatting with my son
>using Skype.  So to kick this off, I would need an instruction of how
>to do this on a Mac OS X system.  (e.g what software to use, where to
>connect etc.)   
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>All the best,
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>Christian
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