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Video chatting over the Internet is an inexpensive way to keep in touch with your family and friends.
Step 1:
If you don't already have a webcam, you'll need to get one. A webcam for video chatting can be purchased for as little as $30 at a computer store or online.
Step 2:
Find a good spot for your webcam on your computer or desk, making sure it has a full view of you, and that the background behind you isn't too cluttered.
Step 3:
Install the webcam and drivers according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Step 4:
There are many ways to video chat, from free web sites to specialized client software. Choose the one or two that most of your friends use.
Step 5:
Most video chat web sites and software require you to sign up with an account. Select a username and password, and create your profile.
Tip
Many web sites let you create a video chat room that friends without an account can use.
Step 6:
Test the speed of your internet connection to make sure it's fast enough for video chat. Most chat clients include instructions on how to do so.
Step 7:
If your friends are using the same chat client, you should be able to tell when they're online. If they're available, ask one of them to start chatting!
Tip
Some chat software comes with special effects, which make you look like you're in far-flung locales.
Step 8:
When you're done chatting, be sure to close any chat programs you've been using, and turn off your camera. This saves money on electricity and helps protect your privacy.
Did You Know?
The first webcam, invented in 1991, was used to take pictures of a coffee pot.
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