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  1. April 5th, 2007 05:01 AM #1
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    Serverless IP Chat [.NET 2005]

    Well almost everyone knows about the VB6 Version of IP Chat that i've been developing. Well for the past few weeks i've been working on a .NET version to help me hone my skills..

    This version is far from complete and only has the user login and general chat modules done, And as per the VB6 App... this is a open source Progect that i'm opening up to all members to comment on..

    Enjoy...

    Gremmy...

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