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From: Roark on 11 Nov 2009 11:14
Nobody wrote:
> Do you mean RemoteHostIP property?
> Do you mean RemoteHost property?

Yes and Yes. Sorry. I have a pre-caffeine disconnect between the brain
and fingers.

> You may want to try SocketWrench freeware edition,
> which is decent and reliable, and it includes
> commercial use.

Got it, use it, love it and recommend it! It's a well-worn part of Ye
Olde Debugging Disk. :)

Thanks to all!

Remove the obvious impediments to email me. :)

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From: Nobody on 11 Nov 2009 12:33
"Roark" <Roark(remove)7(a)aol.(hi_mom)com> wrote in message
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> Nobody wrote:
>> Do you mean RemoteHostIP property?
>> Do you mean RemoteHost property?
>
> Yes and Yes. Sorry. I have a pre-caffeine disconnect between the brain
> and fingers.
>
>> You may want to try SocketWrench freeware edition,
>> which is decent and reliable, and it includes
>> commercial use.
>
> Got it, use it, love it and recommend it! It's a well-worn part of Ye
> Olde Debugging Disk. :)

I plan to use both. MS Winsock control for Windows 9x, and SocketWrench
freeware for Windows 2000+. I think the rollup is deployed to Windows 2000+
via automatic updates(not sure of the OS version), so Windows 9x shouldn't
be updated, unless someone extracted the files and used them in an
installer. I don't have many Windows 9x users, and if they complain, I just
send them the SP5/6 version.



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