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Tony,
thanks for the Calculator link. I went ahead and installed it. I don't
recommend DNTools though. There are too many settings and users have to
use the old trial-and-error method to get the best ping. The best way to
set the MTU settings is to get something which automatically sets it.
NetOptimizer does this.
Product: http://www.checkit.com/products/fsetnetoptimizer.html
Review: http://www.winmag.com/library/1998/1101/rev0032.htm
You might want to wait for Version 2.0 though.
Daniel.
A.J. Maas wrote:
> A FREE NUMBER CRUNCHER
>
> The Windows calculator is an ideal tool for adding or
> subtracting one or two numbers. But if you need a bit more
> power, try the free CDML Advanced Calculator. In addition to
> all of the standard mathematical functions, this
> general-purpose number cruncher offers financial functions
> and conversions for Metric units, temperatures, and time. It
> comes equipped with memory capabilities and it can be used
> to evaluate scientific expressions. In addition, all
> calculations are displayed on a scrolling tape which can be
> annotated, printed, copied to the Clipboard, or saved to
> disk.
>
> CDML Advanced Calculator 1.2, Windows 95/98/NT Freeware:
> http://www.softseek.com/files/review?EDMA20106sw
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
> THE RIGHT CONNECTION
>
> If you use a dial-up connection to access the Internet, then
> you may want to enlist the help of DNTools. This clever
> helper can tune your network settings, speed up your
> browsing, track your online time, and let you monitor
> network throughput. In addition, DNTools lets you bypass the
> annoying "connect" prompt that Windows displays. It also
> contains a network time client for setting your computer's
> clock using an Internet atomic clock, or your ISP's time
> server.
>
> DNTools 1.2, Windows 95/98 Shareware:
> http://www.softseek.com/files/review?INWECO19963sw
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> PrintKey v4.00b3
>
> PrintKey lets you print the contents of your screen in a
> variety of ways. Version 4.00 beta 3 offers a new simplified
> interface, the ability to save pictures directly to a
> folder, support for additional file formats, the option to
> include the mouse cursor, and Windows 98 multi-screen
> support.
>
> PrintKey 4.00, Windows 95/98/NT Freeware:
> http://www.softseek.com/files/review?GRSC13637sw
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