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Activity Indicator
Windows tray HDD led like indicator with keyboard lights support.
The Activity Indicator utility is a simple program that indicates the HDD activity in the system tray. It contains advanced logging capabilities and friendly interface. It can be used to log the drives and supports indication of many drives by running multiple instances. Now with better, brand new interface! -
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Latency Monitor
Monitor and log your latency to other computers.
This program lets you monitor and log latency between the computer where you run it and another host. That other host could be anywhere on the Internet. It's good for troubleshooting networks, or proving there is a problem. An option to log to a .csv file lets you easily import the data into a spreadsheet program for charting. -
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loadngo Snip
Size-able Screen Capture
Cpu Meter and Screen Capture utility, lives on the System Tray. Left-click the system tray icon to enable screen capture mode; click, drag, and release to capture a region of the screen into the Windows clipboard.
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