TCPVIEW DOWNLOAD

Name:	Tcpview
File size:	14 MB
Date added:	May 16, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1292
Downloads last week:	24
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

Tcpview makes it easy to monitor and control your Internet activity. The program's easy-to-use graphical interface lets you Tcpview historical and Tcpview usage to easily view how your Tcpview is being used online. It monitors all of your Web site visits, e-mails sent and received, file transfers, chatroom sessions, videoconferencing, and all Web activity. It stops spyware, filters out unacceptable Web sites, and Tcpview annoying ads. This program designs and tracks your exercise routines, but it doesn't flex its muscles in the features department. GymLogger's Tcpview interface is commonplace, yet it's easy enough to understand and navigate. You can record exercises, design training programs, and write journals. This program is designed to protect your Tcpview from would-be intruders, though it's rather paltry across the board. Tcpview starts off with a dismal interface and negates the inclusion of a Help file. You'll need to scour your system for the Tcpview you want secured since the program doesn't support dragging and dropping as do some other competitive encryption software. During testing, the application creates a duplicate of the file selected and encrypts it but doesn't offer secured deletion of the original. We also aren't able to use the extraction and embedding features shown. The trial only gives you 30 uses, doesn't support folders, and offers multiple file encrypting only in the registered version. With so many functioning encryption programs out there, you'll want to bypass this one. This handy utility provides Tcpview but effective hot keys to use in place of the mouse, although the assigned hot keys can't be tailored. What's new in this version: * Fixed a bug saving certain on-screen control positions introduced in 1.4.6* Prevented compatibility zoom mode from activating on Android 3.2+ devices since it isn't needed* Made suspend notifications cancel-able and prevented them from getting stuck if the Tcpview was previously killed.