This is really cool...UPDATED VERSION 0.0.0.3

[Dblake1]

Its really cool...you get an IP address from someone, and you can message that person in realtime...NO JOKE!!! Here is the updated code:

@echo off
:A
cls
COLOR f1
TITLE DBlake1's Self-Built Command-Prompt Messenger Version 0.0.0.3						 
ECHO DBlake1's Self-Built Command-Prompt Messenger Version 0.0.0.3						  
ECHO !!!Many thanks to Jesse Miner for providing the initial code!!!
ECHO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ECHO !!!THE PERSON YOU ARE SENDING THE MESSAGE TO MUST NOT BE BEHIND A FIREWALL!!!
ECHO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ECHO --NOTE: IF YOU WANT THE PERSON TO RESPOND, THEY MUST ALSO HAVE THIS MESSENGER--
ECHO ******************************************************************************
ECHO ******************************************************************************
ECHO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ECHO Instructions: In the form below, First, Enter the person recieving
ECHO the message's IP address(usually in the "XXX.XXX.XX.XX" format) then press
ECHO Enter. Second, Type your message and press Enter. Your message has been sent!!
ECHO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------	  
set /p n=Please enter the recievers IP address, then press enter: 
set /p m=Please enter the message to send, then press enter: 
net send %n% %m%
set /p n=Press Enter to send another message...
goto A

:thumbup Credit goes to Jesse Miner for the initial coding :thumbup

Below is a download of the .ZIP archive:

DOS_Messenger_UPDATED_0.0.0.3.zip

Edited November 12, 2007 by Dblake1

[gosh]

lol welcome to 1996

-gosh

[nmX.Memnoch]

Hehe...welcome to XP SP2 and Server 2003 have the Messenger service disabled by default.

Not to mention that it would be blocked by a cable/DSL router anyway.