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Vypress Chat is a user-friendly application for real-time chatting in small or home office (SOHO) local networks. Vypress Chat works with TCP/IP network protocol. You get an interface comparable to mIRC's and ICQ-like functionality.

It is the real-time messaging system specifically designed for business Intranets. Using a peer-to-peer architecture, it delivers text messages from workstation to workstation at real-time, without the typical delay associated with e-mail.

Simple, smart and very convenient program, fully compatible with standard WinPopup, having a very similar interface, but without all the drawbacks and with emoticons, links, etc. Compatible with any Windows version – from 2000 to 7!

SwitchInspector is an easy to use application that assists you with the design, validation and auditing of your Local Area Network. SwitchInspector provides an easy and effective way to inspect a Cisco LAN switch and report connected network devices.

Backup files and folders, emails, Address Book, Favorites, etc. Features include automated FTP uploads, CD and DVD burning, scheduler, encryption, unique folder monitoring, self-extracting backups, etc. All this in a easy to use interface.

A fine 3D Chinese checkers to challenge the computer locally at various levels or other players on network like Internet. International or British checker board and rules. Various camera settings and view in 2D. Play hints and capacity of playback.

It is one of the oldest games of spatial strategy in the world presented in a 9 paws, 3D version with simple rules and countless strategic options. You play against the computer or on a LAN. You can rollback a move or save a game for replay.

ChatMan provides an universal solution for communicating within local area network (intranet). ChatMan perfectly combines higly customizeable interface (color styles, text aliases, addons) and ease of use (once installed it is ready to use)

OpenIt is logic game with two players - an computer or other person. The players can use one or two computers connected to local area network or internet. Two colored dibs - red and green - are placed on a game field.