You can use Connection Wizard from Help-menu to establish the first connection between you and your friend.
You can send messages to your friend(s) with NetPopup. Both side should to have NetPopup running before messages can be send. continue.....
Before you can send a message you need to know your friends IP-address which is something like 192.205.49.2 or vtoy-dialup2.fi. continue.....
You can find out your own IP-address from File-menu. Go to Setup and to Network-tab and press 'Get IP-addr' -button. You can now send this address to your friend via e-mail. continue.....
When your friend has your IP-address or you have your friend's address it should be typed in MessageOut-window's receiver combo-box. To create new MessageOut press first toolbarbutton or select 'New' from File-menu. continue.....
Type the message you want and press third toolbarbutton or select 'send' from Message-menu. Message is sent immediately and directly to your friends computer. continue.....
When message arrives you can just click second toolbarbutton or select 'reply' from Message-menu. Now you can reply to your friend. You don't have to worry about the IP-address anymore, It's copied from incame message. continue.....
If you know a range of IP-addresses where your friends usually are connected you can make nicknames to setup for them. When you have addresses in setup you can use Seeker to search where your friends are. continue.....
To use Seeker select 'Seeker' from Utils-menu and press first toolbarbutton or select 'Seek All' from seek-menu. continue.....
Seeking in done in multiple threads so it is much quicker. After a while you can see some results of seeking. In a list you can see who is and in what IP-address. continue.....
If you seeker found some other NetPopup user in the range you seeked you can send a message just selecting the address and selecting 'Write to selected' from Results-menu.
You can make NetPopup to reply automaticly for all incoming messages from File->Auto Reply.
You can quickly send a message by pressing CTRL+S.
You can press CTRL+R to reply.
If you have Important-message turn check-box on. NetPopup will display system-modal dialog box when receiving important messages.
You can press CTRL+N to create a new message.
You can get information for how to register NetPopup from Help-menu.
NetPopup is developed in Finland.
You can make NetPopup to minimize itself in a trayarea if your Operating System supports one.
You can press CTRL-T to change the title of the message.
You can customize fingerdaemon from Setup->Fingerdaemon.
If you or your friend has dynamic IP-address that is different each time you login, you can use Seeker to find where your friend(s) are.
You can press CTRL-DEL to delete current message.
You can hide toolbar and statusbar from View-menu.
You can drag'n'Drop NetPopup- or ASCII-files to NetPopup.
There's no icebears in Helsinki.
You can press ALT-DEL to delete all messages.
NetPopup has built-in fingerdaemon.
You can disable quoting to reply from Setup.
You can print and print-preview NetPopup-messages from File-menu.
You can see some information about your machine from Setup->Network.
If you have to leave your computer for awhile you can leave a note to Auto-reply. NetPopup then this sends note to all who try to send you a message.
You can doubleclick right-button in trayicon to restore NetPopup and start new message immediately.
You can get help on any dialog box. Click the Help button in the dialog or press F1.
NetPopup has over 8000 lines of code.
You can save and open NetPopup messages.
You can disable notifysound from setup.
When you register you'll get: a personal license-key. You can send messages upto 100 kt. And you get free updates until next major version.
You can change the message notifysound from setup.
You can disable accidentaly exiting from Setup. NetPopup will only exit from File->Exit if selected so.
From Setup you can make NetPopup to delete all sent messages after successful sent-operation.
You can search other NetPopups from the Internet with Seeker from Utils-menu.
You can assign nicknames for IP-numbers in Setup.
You can see your operating system's uptime from Setup->Network.
NetPopup is developed with MFC 4.0.
You can see incame seek-and fingerqueries from Utils-menu.
You can send to multiple hosts by using groups or same nickname in host-list.
You can seek different groups.
You can type IP-number or network name to destination combo-box.
You can create range of hosts automaticly from setup.
You can tell what you think about NetPopup by sending e-mail to malo@vtoy.fi. We'd really appreciate it.
You can doubleclick seeked-host in seek dialog to write a message to it.
You can see raw-information from seeked host by pressing 'Show Seek-result'-button or using Results-menu.
You can send message upto 100 kt with registered version.
You can find out your own IP-address from Setup->Network->Get IP-addr.
From Setup you can turn-off NetPopup's 'Popping up' when message arrive's.
