One of my first question was about how to send Twitter updates using Skype instead of
anything else as I did not want to install an additional application with a single dedicated purpose.
Apparently I'm not alone in that situation and I found today a "how to" to post updates on Twitter using Skype chat tool
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Here’s a little secret which no one seems to know about. There is a Skype robot which will post to your Twitter account.
- Add twitter4skype as a contact.
- Type the following as a chat message (be sure to do a FULL return for each line):
/account
yourtwitteraccountname
yourtwitteraccountpassword - The system should return: twitter4skype Registration complete!
- The next time you write a chat message to twitter4skype, the entry will appear as a Tweet on your account.
Give it a try and let me know how it works out.
Update: Some have reported they have not been successful on their first try to make this work. The issue usually is identified with the returns. On a Mac, make sure you press alt + return after each line. Also make sure there is a return after the last line. Once this is fixed, everything seems to “automagically” work.
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hey, do you have any idea how to disable this thing? thnx, sven
What do you want to disable ?
Twitter in Skype ? In this case, just remove the user.
Just the Twitter Robot, it seems that the Robot sends tweets after removed it. I now blocked it in Skype, thnx!
Does Twitter from Skype works as well on a Windows Mobile device ?
Good question… I haven’t tried you as I’m not sure that sending SMS via Skype are financially interesting compared to these sent via your local GSM provider.
Oups.. oubvioulsy I’m not Twittered yet ,-) Have to remedy this.
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