The icq program is one of the most popular, convenient and affordable programs that will allow you to communicate at a distance in real time using text messages, send files, pictures and links. The number of people with whom you can communicate simultaneously using the program is practically unlimited. You can install the icq client on a computer or mobile phone connected to the Internet using a special program.
Instructions
Step 1
To set up icq on a Samsung mobile phone, you first need to register the icq number. You can implement it on the websit
Step 2
Download and configure the program for mobile phones from the Internet - jimm (any version).
Step 3
Run jimm version and the settings option will appear on the screen. If this does not happen, press one of the navigation keys (left or right).
Step 4
Select "Settings" and create a new account. To do this, click on the appropriate item and enter your data: icq number, nickname and password.
Step 5
Select "Interface settings" if you want to set or change any visual display of the program (mode, date, chat, font, etc.). The operation of the mobile communication program itself does not depend on the interface setting.
Step 6
Select Alerts to customize how you are alerted to incoming messages, pop-ups, alarm sounds, and more.
Step 7
To implement the basic settings of the icq program on a Samsung mobile phone, select "Network". Click the "Connection Type" item and set the SOCKET. If the mobile phone does not support this type of communication, then you can set it to HTTP. But the last setting option will imply the use of mobile Internet, which will increase the cost of using the icq program itself.
Step 8
Now set the options "Yes" in the following items: "Secure Login", "Maintain Connection", "Reconnect", "Asynchronous Transfer", "Shadow Connection".
Step 9
After setting all the above settings, go to the main menu of the program and click the "Connect" option. Now you can invite friends to chat if they have the same program installed on their phone or personal computer.
