Mac messenger crashes

Hi, whenever my mate sends files on mac messenger to me, i recieve them with no problems. When i send them to him though, his messenger then crashes and he has to open up log back in and i jsut cant send files across mac messenger to him. Anybody had the same problem or any suggestions why it could be happening

Hi, Stephen.
By "Mac messenger" I presume you mean Microsoft Messenger for Mac and not iChat.
If so, you might want to search or post on the "Microsoft Messenger for Mac" group you can find on the Microsoft Mac Support - Newsgroups page. These are Google Groups with active participation from MS Messenger for Mac users, including a variety of expert users.
I don't mean to send you somewhere else, but I've found numerous answers there for folks with questions related to MS products. Accordingly, it has often proved to be the first, best place to look for answers to questions such as you are asking.
Good luck!
Dr. Smoke
Author: Troubleshooting Mac® OS X

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