B - Install the dMessage client on all receiving stations
Take care to define the UNC path of the shared directory when it is requested. For dMessage to work properly, it must be the same for all workstations.
The answers to
Frequently Asked QuestionsPOP-UP
regarding dMessage
The installation of dMessage takes place in 3 steps, make sure to respect the following steps:
A - Create a shared directory with the following permissions:
C- Install the dMessage sending console on all sending stations
In this window you select the components to install.
The sending console must be installed for senders.
You can change the default installation path by pressing browse.
Yes, a silent installation exists, below are the command lines to make it work:
- Agent installation and sending console:
"path to exe" MESSAGESFOLDER="path to shared directory" FEATURE=" console" /install /s
- Install agent only:
"path to exe" MESSAGESFOLDER="path to shared directory" /install /s
- Full uninstall:
"path to exe" /uninstall /s
- Click on the Windows start menu
- Click on "Add or remove programs"
- Select dMessage among the programs and click on "Uninstall dMessage"
OR for a silent uninstallation
- Use the command line:
"path to exe" /uninstall /s
dMessage automatically retrieves
information from your organization's Active Directory to
facilitate recipient selection ..
Start typing the name of the desired user, machine or group and select it from the auto-completion proposals.
You can also use
the recipient selection utility by clicking on "+". It will allow you to browse the entire directory to make your selection.
Yes, dMessage allows you to add an attachment to the message.
It can be a technical or security procedure, a marketing newsletter, an official document...
Yes: dMessage allows you to save message templates to prepare sendings in advance or for communications that must be able to be sent quickly.