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If I use an Web camera to create video e-mail, will the recipient be able to view it without special software?

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If I use an Web camera to create video e-mail, will the recipient be able to view it without special software?

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You can send still photos and videos to anyone through e-mail and, as long as they have a relatively up-to-date computer system, they shouldn’t have a problem viewing them. However, to communicate in a two-way, real-time video conversation, you and the other participant must have compatible program software. Always check compatibility with the camera manufacturer before purchasing any video conferencing product. Minimum system requirements for e-mail software are AOL 5.0 or above, Microsoft Outlook Express or Netscape Mail.

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