Software Update: Skype for Windows 2.0.0.73

Yesterday, the developers of Skype Limited released a new Windows version of Skype in the form of 2.0.0.73. The update is on this location as an installation package. Skype allows you to call other users via Voice-over-IP, as it were. No subscription is required for this, just bandwidth to send the voice data back and forth. It is also possible to take out a subscription that allows calls to fixed and mobile telephone numbers in your own country and to numbers abroad. Version 2.0.0.73 ships with the following changes:

version 2.0.0.73

• bugfix: crashes when DEP is supported in hardware
• bug fix: AUTH: auth request with large fonts
• bugfix: mix of RTL and LTR text in chat messes up text ordering
• bugfix: Hebrew lang update
• bug fix: Updated chinese simplified lang file
• bug fix: Greek EULA update
• bug fix: video is not stopped fully when call is joined to conference
• bug fix: CTRL-A doesn’t select all in MM edit
• change: Legal notice for Packard Bell
• change: Profile window should be non-modal
• bug fix: crash when terminating forwarded call
• bugfix: crash after quick remote hold,resume,hangup sequence
• bugfix: mutex deadlock with too active API client
• bugfix: PublicAPI: treat most groups as hidden by default
• some connectivity improvements

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