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Lanchat is a Client/Server instant messenger chat service for network/internet use. Builds upon the many features of modern IM environments while implementing some unique ideas. Supports text formatting, blocking/banning, direct connections and much more
The I/N Messenger application. This is an open source instant messenger program using a mySQL backend and VB.Net frontend. We are currently in closed beta testing but will go open beta later on once major bugs are fixed. Please email if you want to test!
IM2001 is a freeware instant messaging software for Windows.
This software is under developing from a community of developers so it\'s totally freeware.
This software contains two parts: the server and client; both are for Windows and are fully func
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