Net Send is the Microsoft Windows basic solution to send
pop-up messages to other users or computers on the local network(LAN or VPN).

Meeting several important issues, Net Send is deactivated since Windows XP and suppressed on Vista and Seven. The solution : use dMessage™.

Advantages of dMessage vs Net Send

Send pop-up messages over LAN without Net Send restrictions

Do your recipients sometimes not receive messages sent using Net Send?
Looking for a multi-platform alternative to Net Send?
dMessage™ is independent of Net Send and the associated service. It operates on all Windows OS, from NT4 to Windows 7™. With dMessage™, send easily secure pop-up messages over your local network.

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Much more than Net Send : dMessage™ filters library

With the simple filter system, messages are sent only to the designated recipients. dMessage™ automatically filters recipients according to their workstation configuration. Some examples of filters: membership of a group, presence of a specific file or application on the workstation, etc. You can even include documents or links to applications to your messages.

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Easy to use : user-friendly interface unlike Net Send

Easily write and send pop-up messages to your local network users using dMessage™ user-friendly interface. The intuitive messaging console let's you design and manage templates messages for your most frequently sent messages.

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Easy integration into your infrastructure

dMessage™ is easily integrated to your enterprise infrastructure - whether LAN or VPN - and can be deployed on several thousand workstations. It is immediately operational and automatically connects to your LDAP directory. It is an extremely light application and requires neither a dedicated server nor database, a simple shared directory is sufficient.

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Going further

Basic flashtour

flashtour simple

The essential of dMessage™ in 30 seconds.

Advanced flashtour

flashtour avancé

Presentation of advanced features of dMessage™.

Resources
Screenshots

Quick overview of dMessage™


Documents

All dMessage™ resources

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