Dec 4, 2007 - 3.0.253 (Client and Server)
- Enhanced: Added a switch to turn on/off the popup window indicating someone has logged on or off.
- Enhanced: The user's program does not lose focus while the popup windows displays

Jun 8, 2007 - 3.0.247 (Server)
- Fixed:  If the WMS Messenger Server expires, is then uninstalled, then a reinstallation is attempted to purchase/register the product, the software installtion would fail.

Jun 8, 2007 - 3.0.245 (Client and Server)
- New feature:  WMS Messenger now carries the Certified for Windows Vista designation.
- New feature:  An optional basic email system can now do much more than a quick message. Messages to users are saved and users can reply to messages.
- New feature: A wizard on the server can import users and groups from AD, enable the new messaging system, and choose how other WMS Messenger users appear in the user's list (logon name or display name).
- Enhanced: If the client is installed and a server is not specified, the user is prompted for the server name.
- Enhanced: The user logon options are stored for subsequent logons.
- Enhanced: Adding a user now adds to Everyone or Domain Users by default if they are listed.
- Fixed: Server would only allow five concurrent licenses, regardless how many licenses the software was registered with.
- Fixed: Misc Windows 95/98/Me fixes.

Jan 17, 2007 - 3.0.235 (Client and Server)
- New feature:  An integrated Unified Logon uses a person's current network logon name and security credentials to log into WMS Messenger; alternative logon names can also be used.
- New feature:  Incoming text can be read back if a text-to-speech engine is installed on the system (free from Microsoft).
- Enhanced: Added support for Windows Vista.
- Enhanced:  Added Ctrl+A and an Add All button to the Add Users dialog box.
- Enhanced:  Sending files and screenshots can be done within the chat session window.
- Enhanced:  When sending a file, the progress is shown in the originating chat window.
- Enhanced:  Users can choose how they receive a message when on terminal server, not just set by the administrator.
- Enhanced:  Because of the new Unified Logon in this build, changing passwords is no longer applicable.
- Enhanced:  Users are now shown when another user is typing a message.
- Enhanced:  Users are now shown when another user logs on or changes state, in a window displays in the lower righthand corner of the desktop.
- Enhanced:  If auto-accept incoming chat sessions is turned on, a window on the recipient's computer only appears after the originator types in a message, thus avoiding a blank window appearing on the recipient's computer.
- Fixed:  On terminal server, the client configuration icon did not work.
- Fixed:  Selecting the main program icon for the client a second time after the client is running did not show the client.
- Fixed:  Right-clicking on a user did not select the user.
- Fixed:  On a new logon, the password change did not take place and subsequent logons failed until the service was restarted.
- Fixed:  When logging in, the client did not recognize non-existent logon names.

Oct 17, 2006 - 3.0.183 (Client and Server)
- Fixed:  Brining up two or more chat sessions on a client simultaneously would hang all of that client's chat sessions.
- Fixed:  The client configuration would not load on some terminal servers.
- Fixed:  Ending the client after sending a print screen to another user did not fully exit the process.
- Fixed:  This build now includes the EXE for the five users; previous five users had a separate server EXE.

Aug 30, 2006 - 3.0.180 (Client and Server)
- New feature:  Totally rewritten client with new buddy list options, messaging window, and quick messaging.
- New feature:  Users can now send a single message to one or more logged on users without having to initiate a chat.
- New feature:  Added a toolbar in the messaging window to format text to send to users with bold, italic, underline, font, color, and emoticons.
- New feature:  Emoticons are now available to send to users.
- New feature:  Web URLs are automatically turned into hyperlinks.
- New feature:  Always on Top and Transparency are now options for the messaging window.
- New feature:  Screenshots of the full desktop can be sent to a user. Very helpful in troubleshooting!
- New feature:  Messaging sessions can now be saved and logged.
- New feature:  The time is now prefixed for incoming and outgoing messages when in a messaging session.
- New feature:  Messages that are received by clients are stored in one window for viewing at a later time while the client remains signed on.
- New feature:  There is now a switch to turn off "asking" the recipient for permission to chat with the sender".
- New feature:  The time and user's name in a messaging session is red for the user sending, blue for an arriving message.
- New feature:  The default font to be used for chatting can be changed and saved (name, bold, color, etc.).
- New feature:  Now when joining, a message is sent out to all users that a user joined the session.
- New feature:  Emoticons can optionally automatically show as the user types (i.e. "brb", etc).
- New feature:  Users can be categorized by groups. Groups can be assigned by the user or by the Administrator.
- New feature:  New toolbar buttons in the buddy list.
- New feature:  Full replication of groups and users from and to Active Directory on the WMS Messenger Server.
- New feature:  Terminal server administrators can now change the settings to control how terminal server clients behave.
- Enhanced:  Users must enter a password when logging on for the first time.
- Enhanced:  Users auto-accept incoming messages by default. This is changable by each user on desktops or by the administrator on terminal server. 
- Enhanced:  Many miscellaneous user interface enhancements to the client software.
- Enhanced:  New simplified client user interface for logging on.
- Enhanced:  Installation of client only asks for the server name (changeable after installation).
- Enahcned:  Settings can be changed while logged on or off.
- Enhanced:  Icon changes in client and server for correct displaying on Windows XP.
- Enahcned:  Adding a user is now easier, allowing for users to be added to a custom group or Active Directory groups (as defined on the server), as well as all users stored in the WMS Messenger Server's database.
- Enhanced:  Auto-accept of incoming chat sessions is now turned on by default.
Enhanced:  Multiple users can be deleted in the Buddy list.
- Enhanced:  If the user changes the server, WMS Messenger can now automatically log the user off of the existing server and logon to the new server.
- Enhanced:  Simplified the server parameters.
- Enhancement:  Misc WMS Messenger Server UI changes.
- Fixed:  Fixed the "Error: 7 - Out of Memory" client error.
- Fixed:  Exiting the program did not send a message to the other user saying they exited the session.
- Fixed:  Fixed the inconsistent icon blinking problem.
- Fixed:  Fixed flashing problem where form would continue to blink even if it was in the foreground.
- Fixed:  Misc client anomolies.

Version 2.0
Sept 20, 2005 - Build 172 (Client)
- Fixed - idleui.dll error

Sept 19, 2005 - Build 171 (Client)
- Fixed - Run-time Error 7: Out of memory on Windows XP

Version 2.0
May 11, 2004 - Build 161 (Client)
- Enhanced - Changed the default folder when receiving files to the My Documents folder (previously the Desktop folder)

Version 2.0
Oct 9, 2003 - Build 156 (Client) Build 155 (Server)
Client
- New feature - Added the ability to always select the Everyone group when adding users on the server
- New feature - Added the ability to import users from a Workgroup (local PC)
- New feature - Added a "Remove All" option for users on the server
- Fixed - the client to properly show the logged on user in the status bar
Server
- New feature - Administrators can now add users on the server
- New feature - Administrators can add users individually or by importing from the domain controller
- New feature - Administrators can now add and remove groups on the server
- New feature - Administrators can set and clear users' passwords
- New feature - Users can be members of certain groups
- New feature - Users can quickly add users on their client from groups they belong to
- New feature - Users can set the password to their account
- New feature - Users can sign in from any location and get their same User list
- New feature - Users that sign in a second time with the same username now notifies and disconnects the first sign-on
- New feature - No need to select/create a separate FTP server - the server now it built-in (port 3220); the clients can use it or another FTP server
- New feature - Server component now has an MMC-style interface
- New feature - WMS Messenger now comes in different concurrent user sizes (10, 25, 50, 100, 250, and unlimited)
- New feature - New database storage format ensures fast lookups and large storage capability

Version 1.0
June 2, 2004 - Build 140
- Enhanced - Updated installation and software to fix a few integration issues with mixed terminal non-terminal servers
- Enhanced - Repackaged all clients into a separate download
- Fixed - client error with ipport

Version 1.0
Jan 20, 2003 - Build 131
- Enhanced - Changed to registered IANA ports

Version 1.0
Aug 1, 2002 - Build 91
- Initial release