Hi all,

This is a little app for paltalk that i wrote.
It filter text through the "GNU Talkfilter" you choose and send it to the room. It atomatically detect when rooms close or open.
Select a room from the top combo box and click connect. The text editing field at the bottom right will enable and the button text change to "Disconnect".
Type text and press enter to send it to the room. The filters on the left combo box can be changed at any time.

The program is .NET/C++ and written with VC++ 2005 Express Eddition, so you may need to install the runtime libraries if you don't have them.
The runtime libraries can be found here

I hope you enjoy.



/edit: updated program for pal 9.5

Hello, I just downloaded Funtalk and I tried to read the 'How To' part and it said to come to the website for details and I'm here and I see NOTHING AT ALL and NO WAY TO FIND OR GET TO those instructions. What gives?
Also I joined as a member and can't find anyway to post only reply to an existing post like this one. You say the best way to contact you is to go to forums but without being able to post what good is that. I searched for my questions answers in the FAQ but that was a waste of time since nothing even came close.
Help!!!! Please.
Thanks in advance

Sorry dude must be a different funtalk (there are few out there.)
This one has no "How To" besides the first post.
And you have just posted in the forum - whatcha talking about.

Good work chike, I think this must be the first app I have seen you release for paltalk, unless i am mistaken its always been code snippets from you

Okie call me stupid lol but what is the program suppose to do

locohacker wrote:Okie call me stupid lol but what is the program suppose to do

It changes your text, paste "Mary had a little lamb, whose fleece was white as snow. And everywhere that Mary went, the lamb was sure to go." and see what comes up for the different characters.

Departure wrote:Good work chike, I think this must be the first app I have seen you release for paltalk, unless i am mistaken its always been code snippets from you

Your memory aint good as it used to be man, you already posted my unnamed (auto cam program) on your site.

i see there is a couple of library dependent files required, im guessing one of them is for hooking, Did you use Microsoft detours? im just curious because I was thinking about learning some C# to make the hooking alot easier on my self by using detours. I found a heap of C# video tutorials which might be worth watching to learn the syntax of C#

Departure wrote:im guessing one of them is for hooking

Was it the name hooklib.dll that gave it away? LOL

Departure wrote:Did you use Microsoft detours?

Never heard about it until now, what is it?
I did it in C++, but it was so long ago I forgot what I did, and I don't have Microsoft Studio installed on this Windows 7 RC.