yea i dont really see anywhere we would really nned to use it....but i guess it could be useful...?

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Thanks for the information my friends

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Vista is unsupported of all net msg'ing via CMD. Could anyone post me a link for the XP SP2 version of CMD, almost like the full thing? Email me on cman555 aattt gmail.com

Thanks,

Some guy

-SomeVista user

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This is brill in schools.
Many schools have it turned on to post stuff about the servers.
I know mine does.
Anyhow, its good to pull pranks on people

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I guess the messenger service is disabled by the administrators at my work office. , oh well, I think this works just like the netsend command, it even gives me a net error, which is where the netsend command is. I remember using the netsend command back at school, It was really fun scaring people with the messages that we sent them in computer class.

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This is pretty cool. So many nifty things that you can do with DOS, but since most of us have moved away from text-based operating systems, we have no idea that functions such as these exist.

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That was really amazing,thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.I made that messenger.bat file ..It seems its working but would try to chat with my friend soon,I would request one of my friends to make the same messenger.bat file and then chat.

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ah, most computers in my school do not have the messenger service enabled, but many of the laptops do.
Hehe.

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I`ve a better idea to chat in intranet... Or school!
Easy script:

@echo off
Set /p uname=Username:
Cls
:start
Cls
Type "whatever.Txt"
Set /p chat=Chat:
Echo %uname%: %chat% >> "whatever.Txt"
Goto start

I've written that for my school and everybody use this.

I am 15... XDD

-reply by Karli

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Nice, but a bit useless. I wonder how it would look like in your friend's pc

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