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Net Send compatible LAN Messenger - WinSent Messenger
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June 5, 2013
Winsent Messenger 2.4.30 has been released.

April 29, 2013
Winsent Messenger 2.3.29 has been released.

March 26, 2013
Winsent Messenger 2.3.28 has been released.

Winsent - 'net send' compatible LAN messenger


Winsent Messenger is a program intended for instant messaging within local networks (LAN). It will allow you to conveniently and instantaneously exchange short text messages with other users of your network, send and receive personal messages to and from them, send broadcast messages to a group of users or to all users of the network.

Winsent Messenger can be used within home LAN as well office, enterprise or corporate LAN. With Winsent's help your company's employees or home users will be able:

  • Exchange messages with collegues and coworkers at work, chat with friends at home
  • Send announcements and tasks to collegues or subordinates
  • Remind employees about a meeting
  • Receive alerts from network administrator
and much more...

Using this software does not require any special knowledge. Winsent Messenger has simple, handy and easy-to-use user interface. It does not require a dedicated server or an internet connection and is fully compatible with net send and WinPopup. The software works with any version of Windows (7/Vista/XP/2000). Read more about Winsent Messenger...

LAN messenger - Winsent - Download Version: Winsent Messenger 2.4.30
License: Trial
Size: 564 KB

Extras


Sent - a console utility for sending "net send" messages from command line of Window 7 (freeware). Read more: Net Send messages from command line of Windows 7.

Winsent Innocenti - a pared-down version of the Winsent Messenger, only allowing message receiving, without ability of sending (freeware). Read more: Net Send compatible LAN notification client.

Net Send SDK - a software development kit that allows developers to integrate instant messaging capabilities, based on "net send" protocol, into their own applications. Read more: Net Send SDK.