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Sam Spade for Windows
Sam Spade for Windows is a freeware network query tool
I think it's pretty good. Quite a few other people do too...
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- CNN - Top 10 spam control tools
- ZDNet: Sam Spade: Find info with this network tool suite
- Five out of five stars, twice
- SlaughterHouse - Pick of the Day
- 4/5 skulls
- Net Surfer - More Gadgets for Your Internet Toolkit
- "Sam Spade assumes some Internet moxie on your part, and it's so loaded with nifty tools that it's a bit overwhelming. On the other hand, it's free and incredibly user-friendly, and the witty, wise, and wonderful "Daily Tips" are not to be missed."
- Anti Spam Solutions
- The Jerusalem post
- "I've only scratched the surface of what Sam Spade can do - it's literally got dozens of other uses. The most useful feature, though, has got to be it's super-comprehensive help files - including manuals and tutorials on Internet addresses, spam, e-mail analysis, and, of course, detailed instructions on how to use each of Sam Spade's tools. It's your computer - and Sam Spade can help you learn more about it than you ever thought you could. Don't just be a victim; download Sam Spade and strike back at the Internet and e-mail nasties with some tricks of your own! Detective work has never been this rewarding."
- Sam Spade at Rocket Download
- Rated 5 smileys :) :) :) :) :)
- Beta Bites
- "AND, my favourite part, it has a USEFUL HELP MENU! How often do you see that (not in Windows (: ) One last thing, hidden in Sam Spade is the infamous SPAM sketch (:"
- St Petersburg Times
- ". One of the things that has kept crusty Unix administrative types ahead of their looked-down-upon Windows peers is a plethora of network analysis tools. Being Unix tools, they're built either for robots or for the enjoyment of people who read thick technical books as a relaxation technique. But the gap is narrowing with nifty freeware such as Sam Spade."
