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This LAN messenger allows you to exchange messages on a local network. The program does not require you to set aside a server to function properly. It is easily configurable and you will be ready to work immediately after the product's installation.

Automatic voice autoresponder. More personalized messages for more hour bands. It Can be turned on/off automatically or manually. Other Gate-and-Way's modules: Mail, Fax, Internet, Voice, RAS. All them centrally managed.

MPM MultiPlugMate manages network setting profiles. LAN settings like IP addresses and DNS servers of all network adapters, the proxy settings, the default printer, and all connected network drives are recognized. Works on Windows 2000 and XP only!

QuickMessenger is a simple tool that provides an enhanced interface for Instant Messenging and allows you to send text messages from one computer to the other or to a group of computers (on the LAN).

With ChildLock! you can limit an user's log on or log off times. Define when users can log on to your PC. If a specified user is already logged on your system on a non-logon-time, it is possible to log him off automatically.

Cyber-What!? is simple and powerful voice conferencing client/cerver solution for Windows. Supports up to 60 simultaneous speakers on your LAN or via Internet. 1.4kbps up to 350kbps transfer rates for maximum flexibility and resource utililization.

Use this complete small to large enterprise level instant communication solution to set up instant communication environment on corporate network without having to use dedicated server or third party services. Download your FREE trial copy now!

Perform remote support and management on multiple systems simultaneously over a LAN, WAN and the Internet with this PC remote control software.New Features include Linux and Pocket PC support, Monitor Mode, a whiteboard feature and record and replay

This software allows you sending short texts in computers networks (LAN/WAN). It's similar to the WinPopup, unfortunately win2000 and XP haven't got the WinPopup. Communication is based on a TCP/IP protocol.