MicrosoftWindows Home ServerAdd-In Update – @WHSTweet for Windows Home Server

Add-In Update – @WHSTweet for Windows Home Server

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WHSTweet new version

A few weeks ago I reviewed the @WHSTweet add-in written by my friend and fellow WHS MVP Donavon West.

Donavon has now released an updated version of this add-in, available from here.

The changes is version 1.2.0.969 are as follows:

  • Added support for Direct Messages (DM)!!!
  • Fixed the critical error reporting on reboot bug.
  • Changed the twitter bird logo.
  • Things were getting a little crowded, so I introduced a tabbed interface.
  • Removed #WHS from test tweets to reduce what some have called “spam” (sorry ’bout that!)
  • Changed the code to accept localization (i.e. multiple languages). If you would like to volunteer to convert a resource file into your native language, send an email to whstweet@domain.com (where domain = homeserverhacks) and specify the language that you can convert.

If you are already running @WHSTweet then you need to uninstall the add-in first, delete the original InstallWHSTweet.msi file from your add-ins folder, and then replace it with the new InstallWHSTweet.msi folder and reinstall the add-in. Detailed instructions on installing and configuring @WHSTweet can be found in our original review by clicking here.

WHSTweets - new version available

This still remains a very useful add-in and one I recommend you consider using.

Andrew Edney
Andrew Edney
I am the owner and editor of this site. I have been interested in gadgets and tech since I was a little kid. I have also written a number of books on various tech subjects. I also blogged for The Huffington Post and for FHM. And I am honoured to have been a Microsoft MVP since January 2008, including as an Xbox MVP until 2023.

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