LTMonitor

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Utilities
System Analysis Utilities

Review

LTMonitor is a small and useful program designed to monitor network activity inbound, and outbound. It sits neatly in the corner of the screen (or draggable to another location) ontop of all other applications, yet sinks behind menus as to not get in the way. There is also a transparency feature, which allows the user to make LTMonitor seethrough so that documents/web pages are still visible beneath it. Double clicking any part of LTMonitor changes the text display between network speeds and total transfers. The activity meters can be configured to display in bits or bytes via the menu. It can also be confugured to automatically start when Windows is loaded. All settings are remembered for future use. version 2.2 LTMonitor has been updated to support a new 'Click-Through' feature. This stops it from getting in the way, allowing the user to click web-links, select text beneath it and anything else you may want to do where it would normally get in the way. This also means that the right-click menu is only accessible from the systray icon until Click-Through is turned off via this menu. Version 2.3 An entirely new form has been added to LTMonitor, with the ability to measure all the important system info such as: CPU Usage; HDD Space remaining; RAM Usage; SWAP Memory Usage. This form can be independantly positioned to the network monitor and has its own opacity, however its ability to be click-through is linked to the original form. This means that either both, or neither can be click-through at any one time. The HDD space monitor can also be altered via the SysStats right click menu to show the space free in MB or GB accordingly for any hard drive/flash drive/storage device. An updated screenshot of 2.3.15 <img src="http://dcypher.zendurl.com/Images/LTM2-3.GIF"> Please visit <a href="http://DragonCypher.co.nr/LTMonitor.html">http://DragonCypher.co.nr/LTMonitor.html</a> for updates or to register

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