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Net Activity Diagram 2.5.366
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Net Activity Diagram (NAD) is a Windows 9x/NT/2000/ME/XP application that monitors your computer Internet activity.
The program lets you monitor and control your network traffic. Visualizing your Internet activity is simple ΓΆβ?¬" the program is easy, even for inexperienced users. You can view all established connections, monitor network traffic over a certain period, setup various notifications, etc.
Net Activity Diagram can display your network activity in floating windows and tray icons. You can adjust colors, font sizes and transparency according to your favorite desktop theme.
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