NetLog Client

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Last Update: 2015-03-13

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A real-time client for network logging appenders such as log4nets UdpAppender. It is written in C# and was inspired by the java application "Chainsaw".

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NetLogClient 2.0 beta 1 - Moving/Docking a window.

NetLogClient 2.0 beta 1 - Displaying Log Events with color mode turned on

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