Posted Sep 14, 2012
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Download Skype 5.11 Offline Installer With Facebook/Microsoft Account Login
Skype 5.11 Beta has been released by Microsoft with several notable features. The most notable feature is the slow integration of Skype into other Microsoft products like Windows Live Messenger and Microsoft account. This integration continues from the moment Microsoft acquired Skype. The other notable change is the integration of Skype with Facebook. The love of Microsoft and Facebook continues as Skype 5.11 can be used with Facebook ID without creating an a Skype ID first. 
Microsoft has also integrated Skype with the Microsoft account. Now anyone having a Microsoft account can use Skype without needing to create a new Skype ID. This is a good step forward in my opinion. Microsoft has gone further by integrating Skype with Windows Live Messenger , Hotmail and Outlook.com. Now if you are signed into Skype, you’ll be able to send and receive messages from your Windows Live friends. If you use Skype as your primary messaging app, you can link your Microsoft and Facebook accounts with your Skype ID and after that the contact from all the three services will be shown in Skype. If you have already installed Skype, running the Skype installer will automatically start the upgrade process. 
The upgrade process is pretty seamless and does not require any user intervention. If you had already signed into Skype, you will be taken to the Skype main window and you’ll not be able to notice anything other than a notice that your Skype has been updated to the latest one. 
But if you are not signed in, you will see a different Skype login window. You can either sign into Skype using your Skype ID or alternatively sign in with your Microsoft account or Facebook ID. 
If you sign in with either Microsoft account or Facebook ID, you will have an options to merge your Skype ID with these accounts. 
Otherwise you can simply click the “Get started” button and merge the accounts. Since Skype 5.11 is still in beta, it has some known issues. For example you can not change your password when logged in with your Microsoft or Facebook accounts and after linking a Microsoft account and a Skype account, signing in with your Skype account will still show Messenger contacts, but they will appear offline. Hopefully these bugs and limitations will be fixed in the final version of Skype 5.11. Download Skype 5.11 beta offline installer Note: I will update the link when Microsoft releases a new version of Skype 5.11. Download Skype 5.11 Offline Installer With Facebook/Microsoft Account Login is a post from: Technize.NET We RecommendMicrosoft Removes Google Toolbar From Skype 5.6Microsoft has recently acquired Skype and soon after that a new version of Skype has been released. The latest version of Skype if 5.6. The interesting thing about this update is that Google Toolbar has been removed from the Skype ... Skype For Windows Phone Released By MicrosoftAfter the successful launch of Skype 5.8 which is the first release after Microsoft acquired Skype, Microsoft has also launched Skype for Windows Phone. Now everyone will be able to use Skype on their handsets like other messengers. Skype also ... Skype 5.8 Offline Installer Direct Download LinksMicrosoft has silently updated Skype to Skype 5.8 which is the latest release of Skype. The update is not yet visible from the Skype auto updater. If you go to Skype --> Help --> Check for updates, Skype will tell ... Skype 5.9 for Windows Updated to Version 5.9.0.115Skype has just released a new hotfix for Skype 5.9 which addresses only one issue which was faced by some users. The users were not able to login to Skype and this was happening only on specific user profiles. Skype ... | 
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