Downloading the Wildcat! Navigator
One Wildcat Installer for all Windows Platforms! This new installer works on Windows 3.1, 95, 98, NT, 2000 and XP and Vista, Windows 7, windows 8.1 and Windows 10
Please remember it has not been updated in some time. So you have to use it on a x86 system only and also download the patch here for the icons to show correctly.
Bring all the power of the WIN Server to your fingertips with the Free Wildcat! Navigator. Installing the Wildcat! Navigator lets you experience the excitement of the Wildcat! Interactive Net Server client programs. It makes it more than just a Web server!
Message Client
The message client is a remote mail processing agent that lets you compose
and send mail messages. The message client works as part of the Navigator.
Chat Client
The chat system is like a CB Radio with a number of channels. When you
go into wcChat, you start out in the main channel. Depending on how
the Sysop has set it up, there may be other public channels, where anyone
can go. Everyone on the remote system also has a private channel of
their own, where they can invite other callers. You cannot enter someone
else's private channel without an invitation.
File Client
The file client provides a visual representation of your drives, directories,
and folders that is very similar to the Windows Explorer.
Who's Online
The who client is a user information program that lets you see who's
online. You can page and chat with other callers using WHO. Used as
part of the Navigator, this program lets callers view the remote system
in a different way that has the look of Windows 95. The Navigator interface
creates a user interface for remote systems that is easy to use and
flexible.
wcCasino Clients
wcCasino is a suite of Las Vegas-style games that offers system administrators
and Internet Service Providers an added attraction to their sites. Check
out Blackjack & Roulette, or Video Poker.
Personal Properties
The personal client lets you change your user settings and see your
current statistics. You can launch other programs, like Chat, from the
personal client.
Terminal Client
The terminal client lets you "drop" to the ANSI side of the
remote system. This means that you are no longer viewing the remote
system using a graphic interface. The command structure and visual display
are different. While the features and choices available are the same,
the way you access them is handled differently. You will not need to
open this client manually - your sysop will know when to launch the
client and add the correct links.
Best
viewed at: 1024x768 or higher