Can i do imessage from my mac book pro

Can I set up imessage on my mac book pro?

When you first start Mountain Lion, you should be prompted to enter an AppleID. If you skipped that step, when you open Messages from the Applications folder or your Dock, you'll be prompted to enter an AppleID. And then you're set up to send and receive messages.
Matt

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