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IXSF Messenger is a java-based messenger with file transfer option. Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.4 or higher is required. This application is built in two parts - server and client. Server part serves client's requests.

All in one social network browser app provides easy access to all social networks and other useful applications in one application which makes it easy to share your most recently used apps. It includes applications such as G Mail, Messenger, Whats App, Google Drive, Google Slides, Google Duo and much more. Simultaneously it lets you access all the application. Disclaimer:- All websites featured in the app have gone through a permission process.

Developed in JAVA using Sockets API. Instructions : 1. First run the Server... note the ip address of server shown in the dialog box when the server runs 2. Go to Client folder. put ip address of the server in the server.set file. 3. Run the Client application 4. Before Signing in you have to register a unique username by Clicking Sign up button at the bottom 5. Now you can sign in an see who is online... 6. You do not need to add people because they will appear automatically if...

Ice Messenger is a small Chat, where you talk about something with your friends our other people. Ice Messenger you can allready use at your office and other places. It has written in Java and so you can use it one all platforms which can use Java. Here are a few: Windows, Linux, Unix, Solaris, Macintosh and more. This application is in the first version and so it has much of errors and other bugs!

It is an instant messaging client. Crony IM has support for some commonly used instant messaging protocols, allowing the user to log into various different services from one application. like LAN, GTalk, Yahoo, Facebook.

A simple an easy to use Instant Messenger application to use on networked computers. Minimal to no setup required.

Java Instant Messenger (or JIM) is an application to allow instant messaging over a network. JIM does not have a centralized server. Instead, users run the server on one of the computers on the network and other users connect to that server.