It has a find function to search through received messages for any text.

Lan messenger also has a dual-window screen, allowing users to view incoming messages as they write new ones. The display in one of your windows allows you to type messages in an editor box, while the auto-reply, ignore, and fast-reply (send predefined messages with the click of a button) features can save a great deal of time. The program sits in the system tray until a message arrives and can even be activated by a hotkey. The Lan messenger is designed as a full-featured, robust, well designed replacement for Winpopup with specific goals of simplicity in use, hassle-free setup in mind and business specific functions. Spam is eliminated because you can control who has access to Lan messenger. Its most important feature is secured communication you can close Lan messenger ports at the network firewall, and protect you from external attacks. In most cases, you (as the administrator) can choose the interface and functionality that you need. The Lan messenger has configurable interface and Help systems that can get even novice users messaging with a minimal learning curve. Also, the administrative tasks and costs are significantly less. It is an optimum solution for both messaging and files transfer via attachment, thereby, practically replacing corporate e-mail(s). The Lan messenger provides several benefits and is now a necessity for most mid-size companies that has robust networks linking up to 10000 computers (PCs).

It automatically maintains a live contact list, and uses a variety of fonts, colors and styles to enhance the visual appeal of text messaging. The messaging application is fully distributed over the Intranet.

Just install the application inside your Intranet and you are ready to go! There is no setup required.

This highly secured messaging application is very easy to deploy, use and administer. The LAN messenger is an instant messaging application for Intranet networks, for example, LAN, WAN and VPN.

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