An editor program that allows one to easily
edit the hosts file found on Windows-based PCs. The hosts file associates
host names like "www.name.com" with an IP
address - this has many uses: for example would enable one to associate a
familiar name with a difficult to remember IP address.
Another option is to bind malicious or
harmful Internet addresses with an IP like 127.0.0.1 - this effectively
blocks traffic to the 'bad' Internet address. Several lists of harmful
addresses can be found on the Internet and these can be easily imported into
your hosts file using the editor. See
HERE
for more details on the hosts file.
An experimental project to investigate another form of desktop GUI.
A small utility to save and restore the icon layout of the Windows desktop.
Local Area Connection (LAC) Manager -
software to help remove unwanted local area connections in the Windows
registry.
When Windows detects a 'new' connection it
creates another entry in the registry and increases the LAC count. This
happens even when you simple change the USB port used by a modem, regardless
of whether that modem has already been installed on another port. The result
is that it's possible to have many obsolete LACs listed leading to possible
a confusion between connections. The LAC Manager prevents this potential
problem.
An events plotter that plots events on a user-defined timeline, producing results similar to the Gant charts.
This can be useful for trying to get the bigger picture in time management and for retrospective analysis.
A very simple ticker that shows all the current posts on the RouterTech.Org forum, via the RSS feed.
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