Gary L. Robinson is pround to announce the premier release of:
 NetChat for OS/2 ver. 1.00
     
    NetChat for OS/2 is a small and fast personal communication 
tool for OS/2.  It is designed to hook two people  up directly 
(without using the IRC channels, servers, IP servers, etc.) for 
a one-on-one  personal text mode chat.
    Requires Warp 3.x or Warp 4.x with TCP/IP installed (or the Warp
3.0 iak TCP/IP lite) and an internet connection with a mail account.
    
    NetChat for OS/2 utilizes a "Hailing feature" to accomplish this.  
The hailing feature uses a built in seamless e-mail facility to send 
your current IP address to another NetChat user in a specially 
coded e-mail letter.  The other user (who is checked into the 
net and has NetChat running in Monitor ON mode) will receive the 
message and prompt him to connect or not connect.   
Some of NetChats features:
    One button Hailing makes it a simple and painless way to connect.
    No other servers, e-mail or support software are needed.
    Allows for file transfers between NetChaters.
    Phrase file for storing/sending your favourite snappy retort(s) or 
saying(s).
    User configurable ports for opening more than one instance of NetChat.
    Transmit the other person a "WAKEUP!!!" call.
Also included FREE! in this release of NetChat:
MailRun.........background email monitor, quick listing email viewer.
   
URL's:
       http://cud.cow-net.com/badams/index.htm
       http://www.bmtmicro.com
       http://www.coax.net/people/grobin
       grobin@iname.com  OR  hkypuck@hotmail.com
Also available at Hobbes, CD-ROM and other fine OS/2 sites!
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