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24th June 2010, 11:09 AM #1 Ping launcher
I've just finished creating a little utility for myself to launch a Ping via a key-combo instead of having to launch a command prompt etc...
When its running, simply press Alt+Period/Full stop and you will be prompted for the IP/hostname to ping.
Its available from lzPingLaunch | Localzuk
Hope its helpful to someone other than me.
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Thanks to localzuk from:
mac_shinobi (24th June 2010)
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24th June 2010, 11:12 AM #2 
Originally Posted by
localzuk
I've just finished creating a little utility for myself to launch a Ping via a key-combo instead of having to launch a command prompt etc...
When its running, simply press Alt+Period/Full stop and you will be prompted for the IP/hostname to ping.
Its available from
lzPingLaunch | Localzuk
Hope its helpful to someone other than me.

will check it out later on - although I use a mac so already have the network util which includes ping, nslookup, finger, port scan etc etc all in one place
Why not just a HTA that had either a text field that had validation done on it or an input box with similar validation and then after clicking on a button or pressing enter it pings with an output window and assign it to one of the F keys that you don't use along the top ie F6 instead of multiple buttons.
FYI - not trying to be negative just some feedback but take into consideration I have not used or launched your util yet so some points might be moot lol
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24th June 2010, 11:17 AM #3 
Originally Posted by
mac_shinobi
will check it out later on - although I use a mac so already have the network util which includes ping, nslookup, finger, port scan etc etc all in one place
Why not just a HTA that had either a text field that had validation done on it or an input box with similar validation and then after clicking on a button or pressing enter it pings with an output window and assign it to one of the F keys that you don't use along the top ie F6 instead of multiple buttons.
FYI - not trying to be negative just some feedback but take into consideration I have not used or launched your util yet so some points might be moot lol
Because I prefer c#, and intend to grow the app to include other functions. Also regarding which key is pressed, the problem is that many different apps use the different F keys. But obviously, as I make changes I will consider different options (such as allowing the user to alter the key combo) etc...
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24th June 2010, 11:19 AM #4 
Originally Posted by
localzuk
Because I prefer c#, and intend to grow the app to include other functions. Also regarding which key is pressed, the problem is that many different apps use the different F keys. But obviously, as I make changes I will consider different options (such as allowing the user to alter the key combo) etc...
cool - think I might end up going down that road at some point then ref c sharp or c++ etc
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24th June 2010, 12:07 PM #5 Just uploaded a slightly different version, that fixes a few issues I've spotted. The initial version had a bit of a catastrophic error...
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25th June 2010, 03:46 PM #6 I've now adapted the program to include the following tools:
- Ping
- NSLookup
- Trace Route
- VNC
- RDP
The application now also checks for updates. To go straight to the updated files, simply double click on the new version available shown in the tool window.
Available here
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26th June 2010, 11:16 AM #7 For anyone who has downloaded the non-MSI version and found it didn't work, I have uploaded a replacement version which fixes this issue.
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