Application Name: ePop
Version: 2.0.3.126
Release Date: 06 - 11 - 99

Platform: Windows 95 and NT
32 Bit FileSize: 3607000 bytes
16 Bit FileSize:  bytes
Price: $20.
Registration Status: Shareware
Eval Period: 30 Days
Application Home Page: http://www.wiredred.com
32 Bit Application Location: http://wiredred.interspeed.net/downloads/esetup.exe
16 Bit Application Location: 
ScreenShot Location: http://www.wiredred.com/screenshot1.gif

Company Name: WiredRed Software
Contact Name: Sales
Contact E-Mail: sales@wiredred.com
Contact Phone: 619-530-1447
Contact Fax: 619-530-3073

Short Description: 
Popup messages, chat, remote control

Long Description:
The instant messenger for the office.  e/pop has over 90,000 commercial 
installations and 25 industry awards, more than any other instant 
messenger.  With instant popup messages, group chat, remote screen 
control, application sharing, out-of-the-office status indicators, 
while-you-were-out notes and complete security administration.  Its 
numerous features include buddy lists, file transfers, auto reply, away 
messages, instant reply buttons, message macros, shortcuts, logging, 
storage, user status, alert notification, busy indicators, limitless 
message formatting, audible notification, url recognition, tray 
operation, extensive administrative controls and so much more.  e/pop's 
network administration features include remote control, remote task 
management and process control, remote application run, remote shutdown 
and power-off.  Directory enabled collaboration with support for 
NetWare and NT networks, peer networks, the Internet, IPX protocol and 
multicasting.  No server or configuration is required to operate.  Over 
100 administrative customizations with included control panel 
application.


Notes to Reviewer:
This update contains the following changes:

Added CTRL-ALT-DEL to remote control for Windows NT 
Added workstation lock and unlock for Windows NT 
Added /REPLY to allow replying to command line messages 
Added /SCRIPT to show tray icon when executing from login scripts 
Fixed command line messages allowed when using Internet Hubs 
Improved security for global codes over internal networks 
Improved counting of active users to prevent loopholes