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Internet timer

spuddy · 2004-01-08 21:27:37

Can anyone recommend an internet timer so I can keep an eye on how many of my flat-rate hours I've used each month?

08-01-2004 9:27pm

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spuddy

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Can anyone recommend an internet timer so I can keep an eye on how many of my flat-rate hours I've used each month?

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#2 08-01-2004 9:38pm

mickeyboymel

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yes Spuddy, try DU Meter .It keeps track of dial up connections as well as showing download and upload speeds,I could not manage without it especially as eircom wont tell you how many anytime hours you have used.

Its free for a month, then reg it for I think about US$20, I registered it by post as I have no credit card

All in all its well worth it- a great piece of software

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#3 08-01-2004 9:41pm

spuddy

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thanks i'll give it a try

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#4 08-01-2004 9:55pm

oneweb

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No Frills Timer is better for time. (DU is more suited to bandwidth)

NFT is small, configurable and easy. It pops up a lil tiny window giving your current or total or remaining time for the period and can auto reset every week/month etc.

It is what it's.

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#5 08-01-2004 10:04pm

sceptre

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This thread is linked to in the unmetered 56k sticky at the top of the page. Worth a look.

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#6 08-01-2004 11:43pm

spuddy

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thanks again. came across this little program as well today here

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