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Hi!

Cool with integrated Skype, but I would prefere to have a stand alone Skype like in N800:


I feel (and that's me) that it easier to just start Skype when I need it, directly see who is online, chat for a while. And then close Skype when I don't want to Skype anymore. So its a separate application, and do not mix my Skype contacts with my e-mail contacts (not same ones). I have looked around a little, but can't find a stand alone Skype for N900.

Am I using the build in Skype wrong, as I dont get the same feeling like on PC (and Windows Mobile)? Is there a way to get a stand alone Skype for N900?
 
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I know you don't want it but Fring does wonders for skype
 
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Open contacts. Open top menu. Choose groups and then Skype. Is that close enough?
 
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Originally Posted by jlu View Post
Open contacts. Open top menu. Choose groups and then Skype. Is that close enough?
Maybe it's close, but that is not what I wanted I want a closed environment for Skype that don't give me problems (problems like all these duplicate contacts created randomly and then are syncronized to Exchange). When I want to use Skype, I start it. When I dont, I close it. Like on my PC
 
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It makes a handy excuse not to be able to lend your phone to someone "just to log in and check their skype, maybe make a quick couple of calls"
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Originally Posted by raffe View Post
Maybe it's close, but that is not what I wanted I want a closed environment for Skype that don't give me problems (problems like all these duplicate contacts created randomly and then are syncronized to Exchange). When I want to use Skype, I start it. When I dont, I close it. Like on my PC
This isn't a solution to what you're after, but you know that you can merge contacts? Say you already have John Smith in your Outlook contacts, you can merge his Skype account so that then you just have one contact for everything.

Personally I love the way this is done, may take a little bit to get used to though.

Once you've merged all your contacts, you can then sign in or out of Skype by tapping on the top bar by the clock (not sure what the definition for this menu is), then tapping on IM Accounts (or whatever it's called), and you have the option to sign in or out of all, or disable/enable them individually.
 
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