🚀 go-pugleaf

On Tue, 11 Mar 1997 06:58:10 GMT, houghi@ping.be_DELETE_THIS (houghi)
wrote:
>>Als je Windows 95 gebruikt heb je al een DOS ping programma aan boord.
>>Tik maar PING in bij de DOS prompt.
>
>Nee, sorry, dat was het niet. Het voordeel in dat programma was juist
>het "drag and drop", zo kon je van verschillende hosts tegelijk de
>uitkomsten onder elkaar zien.

Dit misschien?

CHECK A MIRROR SITE'S OIL PRESSURE

Instead of guessing which mirror site to use when downloading a file,
why
not quickly measure the response times so that you can make an
informed
decision? Dipstick provides a solution to this often frustrating
dilemma.
It lets you drag and drop URLs from a list of download locations on a
Web
page, and reports back on the server response time and packet loss.
The
extremely compact utility can be configured manually if you're
familiar
with Internet PING, and it handles HTTP and FTP protocols with ease.
Dipstick makes simple work of choosing a download link, reducing the
uncertainty of obtaining software from the Internet.

FACT FILE:
Program name:   Dipstick
Version:        1.0 beta
Size:           115K
Developed by:   Klever Co.
License:        Freeware
Requirements:   Windows 95/NT

To quickly compare download locations, point your browser to:


http://search.shareware.com/code/engine/Find?archive=cnet-win95&cfrom=power&search=dipstick.exe&and=&orfile=on&name=&hits=25&sort=by+date+-+new+files+first