Quick Config V1.2.3.122    Suggested by guinness - Updated by webfork on 12 Jul 2010 6MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (1323) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (7) - Post comment - Permalink

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 a.g.: it dies if you have a (very) bigs hosts file. I am using hostman to map ad-sites to 0.0.0.0 in order to avoid the traffic. that kills QuickConfig when I go to network->hosts [2010-01-28 22:28]

 Intelloware: @a.g.

Thank you for your report! New version has been released. Not it not dies on the large hosts files (some performance improvements has been made) :) [2010-02-18 20:17]

 TT: GUI doesn't display correctly with system fonts set at 120dpi. Version 1.1.10.98 was okay. [2010-04-20 22:10]

 Intelloware: @TT thank you for your feedback! To fix this you can

1. Open skin file main.html inside the skin folder (C:\Program Files\Quick Config\Skins\Default) remove "height: *;" inside #body and #panel styles

or

2. Just wait for the new release, new version will be released soon [2010-04-21 07:43]

 TT: Display problems with 120dpi fonts still exist with version 1.2.3.122. Fix, suggested above , worked okay. [2010-05-26 23:00]

 PF Junk: Wow!
This Tool is perfect for Laptop Users!
Much better and a lot more options than NetSetMan!! [2010-05-27 07:36]

 Bruno: Nice application but it doesn't support dual screen or extended screen display. At work I work with TWO screens, at home only with my laptop screen. This is the most important feature for me and it is unavailable :-( [2010-05-27 08:37]

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