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== Overview ==

'''Quiet Internet Pager''' (QIP) is an alternative instant messaging client based on OSCAR protocol. It's a closed source freeware developed by a russian developer. Most distinct feature is tabed message window - instead of multiple message windows when chating with more people only one with several tabs is used. '''Quiet Internet Pager''' (QIP) is an alternative instant messaging client based on OSCAR protocol. It's a closed source freeware developed by a russian developer. Most distinct feature is tabed message window - instead of multiple message windows when chating with more people only one with several tabs is used.


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Quiet Internet Pager (QIP) is an alternative instant messaging client based on OSCAR protocol. It's a closed source freeware developed by a russian developer. Most distinct feature is tabed message window - instead of multiple message windows when chating with more people only one with several tabs is used.

QIP is lighweight, fast and skinable with userfriendly features.

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