Flash Chat system 1.1 PHP script

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Flash Chat system is a FLASH chat application that works on port 80. This is a FLASH chat application that works on port 80. You will need PHP and MySQL or ASP support on your hosting server in order to use it. Support for many rooms and new user registration are included.Key Features- Simple to install and use, user friendly interface - Could be install and it will work the same on Windows or on Linux hosting server - Knowledge of programming (PHP, ASP or AS Macromedia Flash) is not required- Support for many rooms - Chat could be included in other Projects- Intuitive way to create new usersThis is a FLASH chat application that works on port 80. You will need PHP and MySQL or ASP support on your hosting server in order to use it. Support for many rooms and new user registration are included.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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