>I seriously doubt this. Asides from myself, I don't know anyone over the >age of 32 who uses >IM (and nearly all over the age of 32 don't even know what IM is). > >does anyone here use IM? > >i use IM fairly often, but it's not even 5% of my online communication. >that's mostly email. >IM works, but it's distracting. with email, one can do many things between >the exchanges. > >IM is not really for business use: that's obvious because of the games and >other features. >i've turned all of that off. > >my YIM is argentina. I have IM accounts with Yahoo, ICQ, AOL, and MSN. I am a few years passed 32, but I was an undernet IRC addict 10 years ago. You ARE right, it's not very good for business. The only time I ever use any of them now is for large file transfers (more than 10 mb) between friends or to meet someone who lives a long distance phone call away. paul ########## Paul Stone pas@xxxxxxxx Kingsville, ON, Canada ------------------------------------------------------------------ To change your Lit-Ideas settings (subscribe/unsub, vacation on/off, digest on/off), visit www.andreas.com/faq-lit-ideas.html