Sid Coleman
Sep 6th, 01, 9:13 PM
Just thought I"d post this: There's a program out there that will help you identify WHO is responsible for a particular website, called NeoTrace. URL is http://www.neoworx.com/download/default.asp where you can d/l the freeware version. Found it's quite useful-will pinpoint the name of the site hosting company or website operator if you have complaints. FYI
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71 Ragtop, finally under reconstruction!
MCC #347, TC (Gold) #174
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BobMcC
Sep 6th, 01, 10:51 PM
Thanks Sid. Sounds interesting.
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Bob McCormick
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Matt Smith
Sep 7th, 01, 10:56 AM
NeoTrace is cool, it's a graphical interface for the DOS tracert command http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif
normie
Sep 7th, 01, 12:14 PM
why bother with another piece of software eating up resources on your PC??? go too www.geektools.com (http://www.geektools.com) and do a whois from there... Neotrace is OK but it takes up space and resources?
Sid Coleman
Sep 8th, 01, 9:38 PM
Good point Normie, however it's a good utility for the relative novices. Also I don't keep it as a TSR, and it has a link that sets in MS Explorer. Now if it only linked to Outlook.....
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71 Ragtop, finally under reconstruction!
MCC #347, TC (Gold) #174
N3JHV@bellatlantic.net