Wired client 1.3.2 free download

 
Wired is an open, modern and free version of the BBS-style client/server system, providing chat, messaging and file transfers. Wired Client is a native Mac OS X client written using Apple's Cocoa. It features full support and compatibility with the Wired protocol and the Wired server, with an interface that is as ingenious as it is easy to use.

What's new in this version:

- Mac OS X 10.5 support
- Add Growl support
- Add option for auto-reconnecting after being disconnected from a server
- Fix a problem with chat window being hidden after connect
- Fix a problem with transfer queueing when adding multiple transfers at the same time
- Don't scroll chat to bottom after changing preferences
- Don't close the chat window when disconnecting
- Automatically resume transfer when reconnecting after being disconnected
- Add a reconnect toolbar item
- Add option to prevent multiple connections to the same host, and just showing that connection's windows instead
- Add function to overwrite existing file when starting a transfer
- Show ETA and path for transfers in user info
- Make preferences apply directly upon changing them
- Add auto-reconnect functionality
- Remember half-composed messages and news posts when hiding a connection and bring them back when unhiding
- Use icon picker with iSight support from iChat/Address Book
- Fix a crash when opening files window
- Localization updates
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