"Regain screen–space on your office PC – Improve your daily working environment!"

The Instant Message (IM) Manager system is one of the most useful pop–up window consolidators available on the market, serving the shipping and other like–minded industries. It helps each user consolidate their Yahoo! or MSN Instant Messaging systems, giving control (and valuable screen space) back to your PC.

Why have tens of pop–up windows on your screen, when they can be consolidated into one effective management window?

Keep your PC screen organised via a Master Window: de–clutters your screen and controls the pop–up window activity… results in extra space for important market information to be more readily available, as well as more effective viewing, editing or conversing!

One–to–one conversation 'windows' can be locked to remain 'always on top' of the PC screen, which in turn simplifies and speeds up actions like cut/paste between messaging systems, and helps you access pertinent information in a more streamlined manner.

All message conversations are automatically stored in a central, office-based SQL database for historical reference purposes… this facility provides for access to current & past IM conversations quickly and efficiently, and the access it not confined to your office or home PC – access past conversations from your remote access station as well!

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