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Login Into Multiple Google Talk Accounts At Once

multiple gmail gtalk id It can be frustrating if you maintain two or more accounts on GTalk especially when there are no overlaps and each account has a different set of friends.

You need to log off Account A in order to chat with friends of Account B and vice-versa.

I face this problem all the time because my old Google Talk ID, that has most friends, is associated with a Gmail account while the newer one is on Google Apps.

Though there are hacks that allow you to run multiple instances of Google Talk simultaneously using the nomutex paramter with gtalk.exe, a much better solution is Disgby.

With Disgby, you can chat with multiple Gmail IDs simultaneously in one client. You can even switch to offline or invisible modes, a privilege currently not available in the standard Google Talk client.

Best of all, you can use the same Disgby client to read Facebook messages and Twitter updates. Highly recommended.

www.digsby.com | Check out some more Google Talk Hacks

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Published on March 21, 2008 under Software, Tips, Tricks, Tutorials
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Reader Comments

#1 Vaibhav 03.21.08

Great Amit, that is something which is required for a person who maintains multiple accounts.

#2 Zeus 03.21.08

Hey Amit, This software is really bad as it’s occupies all my memory space. I think you should not recommend it. Zeus

#3 Venkatesh 03.21.08

I have been using pidgin for few days now… Pidgin is too good and has numerous options.

http://www.pidgin.im

#4 Graeme 03.22.08

I agree. Pidgin is a much better option and supports practically all IM protocols

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