PingPlotter Freeware version 1.10 release notes

Changes:

Uses Windows XP themes / menu styles.
Copy as text improvements (including summary).
Several enhancements, bug fixes and performance improvements done to main engine.
Now uses truetype fonts in the grid instead of just the system font.
Much better support for Vista UI elements, including Aero / Glass.
New program icon graphic.
Will now accept targets in the form of http://sitename/pagename - will strip the http:// and pagename parts.
New help file in HTML Help format.

New features:

Now shows packet loss in percentages - rather than just an error count
Entirely new engine - lower CPU use and Ping Plotter no longer makes it so your machine needs to be rebooted after a lot of samples. (Uses same engine as shareware 2.x versions)
Multi-threading more reliable, data no longer lost when attack rate is very high and/or packet loss is high
Columns can now be resized
Copy as Image functionality is prettier
All URLs in program and help file now point to PingPlotter.com instead of old web site.
Ping Plotter Freeware now has a text line that promotes the shareware version.
Right-click menu on the grid to turn on/off grid features.
Ability to turn off min/max line on graph
Ability to show min and max values for the time period (in the grid)
Current times now shown in own column rather than combined in column with old average.
Double-clicking an address in the history list automatically starts tracing.
Round Trip line shown below final destination re-displays time and shows destination reached
Closing Ping Plotter while maximized no longer saves the size as full-screen (not maximized) when you restart
Route lengthening / shortening is handled, and the current route data is always shown (previous, the "original" route was shown only).

If you're interested in the feature differences between this 1.10 release and the shareware 2.30.1 release, click here.

* Fixed so AVI isn't required to play - so it can run on NT 3.51

* Workaround to fix timer problem with MultiMedia timer on a very select few PCs