Microsoft has silently enabled access to the latest Windows Live Messenger Beta for all passports. This means that from now on you won't need an invitation in order to be able to log in. We expect the MSN pages to soon reflect this news and market the WLM Beta to all of their visitors worldwide.
Together with this change, version 8.0.0566 of the Windows Live Messenger Beta has been made available in a multitude of extra languages (as announced in last week's Beta chat). Here's a list of direct download links
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>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 English
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Dutch
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Spanish
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 German
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 French
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Japanese
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Korean
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Brazilian Portugese
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Chinese (Traditional)
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Chinese (Simplified)
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Polish
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Russian
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Danish
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Finnish
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Greek
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Hungarian
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Italian
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Arabic
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Slovenian
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Slovak
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Turkish
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Swedish
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Hebrew
>> Windows Live Messenger Beta 8.0.0566 Norwegian
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