NetSend GUI
Overview:
NetSendGUI uses the NetSend protocol to send messages between computers. It is similar to any other program that runs on the PC that lets you send messages in the past, like the old "Net Send" program for example.
NetSendGUI version 1.0 has now been turned into a full blown messenger application with all the extra features that had been added into a GUI like application.
With the NetSendGUI full featured release, you can save a address book of addresses into the program as contacts - as well as sending messages to them.
Using this address book, you can select a contact and send a message - and it is also possible to have your system automatically send messages to selected contacts based on time/day/hour/minute/second of day etc.
The address book is also saved so it can be reopened at a later time.
An optional password can also be added for each contact which allows the contact to receive your messages even if you do not use the password.
NetSendGUI uses the NetSend protocol so you do not need to have the NetSend application running to be able to send messages.
Features:
Address book:
You can save contacts as in your address book.
Also you can add a password to each contact to allow them to receive your messages even if you don't use the password.
In a similar way to the My Messenger @ Microsoft, you can have NetSendGUI automatically send messages based on time/day/hour/minute/second of day etc.
Messages can be sent to selected contacts by using the message format "j*b" where:
j = a number between 1 and 10
* = the number in the contact you want to send the message to
b = a number between 1 and 3
Example: *8 is a message to contact 8
Messages to contacts can also be set to be public or private.
You can also delete contacts from the address book.
There is also a Messages Summary window you can use to see if messages have been sent to and from each contact.
View the address book:
You can view the address book to see who each contact is, what their contact type is, what contact groups they are in etc.
When you open the address book you can choose to add a contact to your address book - or you can select from the address book list.
There is also a search window within the address book so you can search for contact names.
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NetSend GUI Crack [Mac/Win] [Updated] 2022
A fully featured GUI application for sending messages to the other computers on the network!
Net Send is a command that sends messages to one or more computers at the same time.
This is useful in many situations. For example, you may need to send an urgent message to several people, perhaps to warn them about something that's about to happen. Net Send can do this.
If there are a few PCs on a network but you don't know all their names, using Net Send can be faster than typing all the computers' names in the Message box.
You may want to send messages about installing new software in the main server of the network (for example). One message could be sent to all the clients that request new software, and once the appropriate clients download and install the software, more messages can be sent individually to each PC telling it about the new software.
Alternatively, you may have a master PC that needs to know the names of all the PC's on the network. In this case, you may have created a list of computer names and their network addresses. If that list exists, messages can be sent to all the computers with a single command.
Net Send also works with the Windows Mail and Windows Messenger services. With Messenger, you can send messages to multiple users at once. This allows you to send messages to your friends when you want to say "Look out - there's a fire in the sky!"
The application supports:
Net Send entries in the Address Book
Net Send files (files need to be in the standard.MSG format)
Net Send the other properties associated with the address in the Address Book
Net Send feedback - tells you if Net Send succeeded, failed, or failed to send the message
Net Send Options - the usual options for Net Send you would expect
Net Send Server - tells you if it can be started as a server
Net Send Wizard - sets up Net Send for you from the command line
Net Send Wizard - that sets up Net Send for you from the command line
Net Send Unix - substitutes /dev/tcp (Unix TCP) for the corresponding TCP/IP port
Net Send at a small startup delay
Net Send Minimized to the System Tray
Net Send clean memory - free up memory used by Net Send
A list of all the possible arguments to Net Send
Net Send with and without message file
Installer
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