WinPopup ActiveX is an easy-to-use software that facilitates local data exchange between applications without any server on a local network/PC. It also manages the Windows XP firewall.
WinPopup ActiveX is an effective solution to resolve the issue of exchanging data between various applications on your local network or computer, without requiring a server. This user-friendly software is designed to manage the Windows XP firewall and permits you to add your application and required ports to the firewall's exception list effortlessly.
It is compatible with various messaging tools such as Microsoft WinPopup, NETSend, My WinPopup Express, Linux Samba, etc. With this software, you can create chat applications, messengers, and more with ease. The installation of this component is simple, and it offers a straightforward interface for communication Interprocess (IPC).
Moreover, you can access the source code of this software too. Overall, WinPopup ActiveX is a reliable software that offers seamless communication between various applications on your LAN or computer. With its compatibility and easy-to-use features, it is an ideal choice for developing chat and messenger applications quickly.
It is compatible with various messaging tools such as Microsoft WinPopup, NETSend, My WinPopup Express, Linux Samba, etc. With this software, you can create chat applications, messengers, and more with ease. The installation of this component is simple, and it offers a straightforward interface for communication Interprocess (IPC).
Moreover, you can access the source code of this software too. Overall, WinPopup ActiveX is a reliable software that offers seamless communication between various applications on your LAN or computer. With its compatibility and easy-to-use features, it is an ideal choice for developing chat and messenger applications quickly.
What's New
Version 1.04: N/A
Version 1.03:
- ADDED: new function to know if application is already in XP firewall
- FIXED: a minor problem when message size was superior to limit.
Version 1.02: - FIXED: a minor problem when message size was superior to limit.