Netsender FINAL

[pugamsish]

Here is the final version. I am making a separate utilities program for the other stuff.

Login is as follows:
username: ccc
password: technology

[pugamsish]

Thank you for the positive reviews on AIM, but if you have a positive or negative review, please post it here too for all to see.

[MóÑt£]

yeah i gotta negative.
you suck!

[pugamsish]

LOL @ monte, you wish. This thing is hot.

[pugamsish]

My utility program is almost finished, it will be out next week or two.

[-ßéñ©Ø-]

alright, what will it do?

[pugamsish]

You will be able to tell if someone has been using your machine, you can even see everything they did, including what they typed.

[MóÑt£]

hmm....

[pugamsish]

There are programs like it out, but I am making my own.

[-ßéñ©Ø-]

so you are making a tracer. GOOD! make sure it is invisible though..,

[pugamsish]

Not a tracer, a logger.

[-ßéñ©Ø-]

whatever, will it be invisible?

[pugamsish]

Yes

[Realged13]

I'm confused as all on how to work this. Also, I am finally back, stupid DSL service went out last Friday and they finally fixed it.

[pugamsish]

Sniper, it won't work at your house, you have to be on a network with a domain, like work or school. Put in the network address you want to send the message to, and it sends it to it.

So for example, at work, my login to the domain is ptuer, so once I am logged into the network under ptuer, if someone wants to send me a message using netsend, they would put ptuer in the Send To text.

[Realged13]

Hmm, if I have a wireless router, could I send messages to other computers into my house like my sisters comp or dads work laptop?

[pugamsish]

I never tested that, try it.

[Realged13]

Aight, I will. Just have to wait till my dad is home tomorrow and when he is on his laptop.

[Limpkinw]

i didnt look @ this but isnt this the same as in dos mode...
net send {target} {message}

[pugamsish]

Limp, yeah, except it is graphical, and better because you can send messages as someone else.

[Realged13]

HMM, would I type my dads login id as who to send it to or should it automaticaly send it to him anyways?

[pugamsish]

put whatever he is connected to the domain as. I don't think it is going to work, it might.

[pugamsish]

Lovin the glow.

[-ßéñ©Ø-]

yes, light colors look good with this new layout. Green looks better on this one.

[pugamsish]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA, your user title is great.

[pugamsish]

Sniper, did you try it yet?

[-ßéñ©Ø-]

obviously not,

[Realged13]

Just got power back on. No, I'm trying to tomorrow when my dad is connected to work.

[pugamsish]

Okay.

[-ßéñ©Ø-]

alright, thats great.

[pugamsish]

*IMPORTANT* If you downloaded the Netsender from this thread, redownload it from the downloads section. There was a bug that when you exited the program it still ran in the background, also I fixed the taborder problem.

[Realged13]

Nope. Netsender does not work for computers on wireless routers. It's like me sending myself a message, not others.

[pugamsish]

You have to put their network ID in the Send To box. I didn't think it would work, you need to be on a domain.

[Realged13]

Yea, I put in my dads login name but said it couldn't find it.

[pugamsish]

try sending it to you. I really don't think it is going to work. It was designed to be used on a domain.

[leblitzer]

Originally posted by pugamsish
Here is the final version. I am making a separate utilities program for the other stuff.

Login is as follows:
username: ccc
password: technology
its smelt the trojan