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Documentation Contents
Getting Started
Changelog
Overview
System requirements
License Agreement
Setup
Visual C++ Developer's Guide
Interfaces
Structures
Notifications
Available Extended Codes
VB.NET Developer's Guide
MS Office (VBA) Developer's Guide
About


Instant Messaging Software


Bopup Communication Server
Secure IM server with user management options and archiving history

Bopup Messenger
Enterprise messaging client for desktop with strong message and file encryption

Bopup Observer
HIPAA-compliant office instant messenger for one-way IM and urgent purposes

Bopup IM Client SDK
Communication library for C/C++, C#/VB.NET and Microsoft Office (VBA) developers

Bopup Messenger for Android
Corporate messenger for instant communication on Android mobile devices


System requirements

Bopup IM Client SDK requires the following minimum system configuration:

  • 533 MHz processor or higher (recommended)
  • 64 MB RAM
  • 3 MB free disk space
  • Microsoft Windows 98/Me/NT 4.0/2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008/7/2012/8/10/11
  • A C/C++ compiler (Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 or later) and/or Microsoft Visual Basic (VB) .NET and/or Microsoft Office suite with installed VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) support to build samples
  • Network connection configured for TCP/IP protocols (both IPv4 and IPv6 protocols are supported)
  • Internet connection (*)

(*) — Internet connection is optional and required only if the IM server running outside a local area network (LAN).


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Bopup IM is a client/server instant messaging system that offers secure chat and encrypted text messaging for companies and wide-range of businesses. Software includes Bopup Communication Server which provides management options and log of message history, and Bopup Messenger — LAN instant messenger
with support of broadcast messages, Microsoft domain networks, Citrix/Terminal servers and real-time chat over Internet.