Previous Version History

x Chat 2.0   (April 21, 1999 released)
- Spelling Error fixed
- Install.txt and Versions.txt added

x Chat 2.0   (April 19, 1999 released)
- Installation Bug fixed (Major bug)
- Connection bug fixed (Major bug)

x Chat 2.0   (April 18, 1999 released)
- Font Remote Setting. Change local font name, style & size, and show on remote user's screen
- Colour Remote Setting. Change local background colour, and show on remote user's screen
- Customized instant messages.
- Attention Bell. Ring to remote user to get his/her attention
- Support Copy and Paste.
- Support Drag and Drop. Drap a text to paste or drag a file to send to remote user
- Pause File Sending. Interrupt file sending and restore it at a later time, as long as the connection is active
- Web Check. Detect URL and open it in default broswer
- Adjustable internal port setting.  For using in a corporate system with firewall
- Save previous chat to file
- x Draw. A powerful whiteboard with screen capture and photo import
-x Reader. An additional program for reading two text files together and x Chat record

x Chat 1.3   (February 18, 1999 released)  
-Timing session
-Connect, disconnect signals
-More friendly error explanations
-Busy warning
-New toolbar interface, customized toolbar (Double Click)
-Remote IP bug

x Chat 1.2.5   (February 12, 1999 released) 
-Receiving bug fixed 

x Chat 1.2.4   (February 9, 1999 released)
-Increase/reduce font size in toolbar

x Chat 1.2.3 (Bugs fixed)  (February 7, 1999 released) 
-Resize bug fixed (Major bug)
-Characters counter shown in the status bar
-Crash protected in most of the critical features
-More easy to connect
-Copy and Paste bugs fixed
-Auto refresh/check
-Friendly explanations in case of errors
-Stress tests: speed control, memory limit.

x Chat 1.2.2 (February 5, 1999 released)  1,396kb 
-Customized Text / Background Remote Formatting Added 
-Customized Ring Remote Formatting 
-Customized Defined Instant Messages 
-Improved Transmission Performance
-Refresh Button - Refresh if any data loss during transmission