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NWSend 5.0 - Sending messages with Novell Client32

Sending messages with Novell Client32

NWSend



 

NWSend: NWSend allows sending and receiving messages between Novell NetWare users that have Client32 installed. The program sends messages using the same protocol as standard NetWare utility does, so everybody can receive such messages without any additional software. However, in contrast with standard Novell utility, NWSend gives you very flexible and useful way to select recipients of your messages: you may filter users using NDS properties and obtain the list of users extremely FAST. Incredible speed of the program (it's at least two times faster than any other available solution) allows you to work easy and without unneeded delays. For further streamlined workflow, NWSend allows you to store ten frequently used messages and send it just by one mouse click. And system administrators will appreciate NWSend's command-line interface to avoid any work at all!

What is new in version 5.0:

Added Message History dialog, completely rewritten messages sending algorithm, improved reliability and many other new features. Complete description of new features is available at http://www.vypress.com/products/nwsend/whatsnew/




 

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For $10.00

Download: Download NWSend 5.0 (1 Mb)
Download Count:0
Release Date:2008-11-24
Last Updated:2008-11-24
Manufacturer: VyPRESS Research, LLC
Product Support: NWSend WebSite
  
Language:English, Russian
Requirements:Novell Client32 installed
Install:Install Only
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