is a communications utility that lets you chat via typing or voice, transfer files, view personal home pages and pictures, form conferences, and cruise the World-Wide Web together as a group.
You can automatically connect with other PowWow, AOL Instant Messenger, or Microsoft Messenger users by entering their e-mail address. A "white pages" of other PowWow users is available at Tribal Voice's home page. You can set your computer up as a conference server and up to fifty people can connect with you. You can also host private chat rooms. You may set yourself up as a temporary conference, or a permanent conference. You may choose to be the conference moderator or you can create a full-time non-moderated conference. PowWow runs in personal communicator and conference modes at the same time. If you are hosting a conference or connected to one, you can still talk with other people running PowWow and use all the personal communicator functions.
If you have a TCP/IP-based network you can set up your own PowWow Server to run PowWow inside of your LAN or WAN.
PowWow also boasts a text-to-speech feature, on-line games, bulletin-board messaging, Web browsing, Web searching, and an e-mail answering machine option.
PowWow runs on
Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/Windows 10/11
and is available under the
Freeware
license
— the installer is 3 MB.
We’ve catalogued it under
Chatting and IRC.
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