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Keyword Live v2.20
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Date added: 01/27/2005 |
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Let's face it, the worlds pretty big, and the Internet really just represents a small portion of it - but even though it's small in comparison, the sheer number of websites is staggering! In order to help users find your site, you need an edge - you need to know how they go about finding sites; what they type into search engines, in order to improve your position. Of course, the only way to do this was to buy reports that detailed what keywords are commonly used, until now...
AnalogX Keyword Live shows you the top 100 keywords and phrases being used on several popular search engines on the web - in real time! Forget getting last months, or even last weeks numbers; with Keyword Live you see what's happening RIGHT NOW, no middleman, no hassle. This one-of-a-kind tool is an absolute MUST for any web developer out there, or even for just a casual user who wants to know what's hot right now.
Keyword Live requires an Internet connection to work, a dialup is fine, but the faster the better. The recommended minimum running time should be around 20 minutes to get stable result. You can also view the totals for the last 7 days in the Online section of the website. |
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List Master v1.00
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Date added: 01/27/2005 |
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If you run an email mailing list (or have been considering starting one), then you need AnalogX ListMaster Pro!
AnalogX ListMaster Pro allows you to quickly and easily manage a mailing list - from a couple hundred people, to lists spanning hundreds of thousands - all from a simple to use interface! It helps you identify which email addresses are valid or invalid, lets you sort them by a number of criteria, it will even let you see how many people are subscribing from different countries (based off their domain extension)! Best of all, it's ULTRA fast, it can load and sort a list of over 100,000 addresses in under 10 seconds! It can removed duplicate entries from that same list in less than 2 seconds, and it's completely multi-threaded for maximum performance when performing any time consuming task. |
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WhoIS ULTRA v3.01
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Date added: 01/27/2005 |
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If you've ever registered a domain name, or even considered it, you're probably discovered what a hassle it is using the web-based interfaces to the old UNIX command, whois. Wouldn't it be cool if there was a more hip, GUI solution? I thought so, and here it is...
AnalogX WhoIs is a GUI application that goes out on the net and looks up domain registration information. How is this useful? Well, there's several uses for this particular tool; first and foremost is identifying whether or not a domain has already been registered. WhoIs also will let you enter already registered domains and return the administration/owner contact information, in case you want to contact the people directly.
Of course, if that was all it did, then it wouldn't be much of an improvement... But there's more, you can also automatically launch your web browser and have it go to the page you just did a request on! Still not enough? You can even enter in keywords and have it scan for different domain name combinations - then generate HTML reports from the results! What about people who don't live in the USA, and want something other than a .com/.net/.org? No problem - WhoIs ULTRA supports ALL top level domains (TLD's), and you can quickly and easily add your own to the list! So if you're serious about domain registration, or even just curious, check this out! |
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ApplyIt! Network Tools
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Date added: 02/18/2005 |
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This zip package contains:
Network Tools Installation Package
License Agreement
Readme.txt
file_id.diz |
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Hostname
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Date added: 03/01/2005 |
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Hostname is a very simply utility that takes either an IP address (e.g. 123.456.7.8), or a host name (e.g. ftp.ntinternals.com), and performs a translation into its inverse form. For example, if you pass Hostname an IP address, you'll get back a host name, and if you pass it a host name it will give you the corresponding IP address. It runs under Windows 95/98 and Windows NT/2K.
Usage: hostname [IP address, hostname] |
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