Download NETWORK MONITOR 3.3 FOR WINDOWS 7

Microsoft has made available for download what it is referring to as a complete overhaul of the previous version of the tool designed to allow protocol analysis on captured network traffic. Network Monitor 3.3 is also tailored to the next iteration of the Windows operating system. According to the Redmond company, both WWAN (mobile broadband) and Tunnel traffic can be captured by the tool on Windows 7. At the same time, the latest version of NetMon is set up to deliver Hyper-V support on Windows Server 2008.
“The Microsoft Network monitor team is excited to announce the release of Network Monitor 3.3. A record 7 months after version 3.2 this is our quickest release ever, but also one of our most functionality-rich. We have added some innovative features that will simplify your network troubleshooting needs. As always, we have also continued to fix bugs and improve the product in those little but important ways,” revealed Tawanda Sibanda, lead program manager for Network Monitor.
In addition to Windows 7 and Hyper-V support, Network Monitor 3.3 brings to the table a variety of new capabilities and features including: Right-click-add-to-alias, Right-click-go-to-definition, Autoscroll, Core Parser Set, ETL Support, Frame Commenting, and Experts. “Network Monitor 3.3 will also be offered as an optional feature package in the next few weeks via Microsoft Update if you have a previous version of Network Monitor 3.x installed. To check for updates, click on Help>Check for Updates from the product menu (versions 3.1 and higher) or visit the site,” Sibanda added.
ETL Support is also related to Windows 7. This because, with the latest version of Network Monitor available, the tool can now handle information in ETL files generated by Windows 7 Network Tracing. Still, according to Sibanda, the heavyweights out of the new features are Frame Commenting and Experts. “Frame Commenting lets you attach comments to frames in a saved capture file,” Sibanda explained. “Experts are stand-alone applications that analyze Network Monitor capture data.” Network Monitor 3.3 is available for download here.
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Get email address of all users from all mails in an Outlook Folder

Ever had the need to extract all email adresses from a folder in Outlook?

Let's say you want to make a reply to a lot of people who are not in your addressbook (contacts), but who have sent you an email which you have archived in a specific folder (or from your Sent items).

I archive my emails all the time using one folder pr. "case", "customer" etc. - and sometimes it's ery useful to be able to write to everyone who had to do with the specific case. This is when it get's a bit frustrating - you have to find a way to get all the email-adresses, and only once!

This is how to do it the easy way:
1. In Outlook press ALT+F11 (opens Microsoft Visual Basic console)
2. Open "ThisOutlookSession" from the Project tree (left menubar)
3. Paste the code below into the project (right window)
4. Press F5 to Run the code (execute)
5. Select the folder you want to use and hit OK (might take some time to complete)
6. Press ALT+G and then copy the email-addresses from the "immediate" window (debug window)

Oh, and remember to use the BCC field if they shouldn't see eachothers email addresses (in the case you want to send an email to all of them).

CODE:
Sub GetEmailAddressesInFolder()
Dim objFolder As MAPIFolder
Dim strEmail As String
Dim strEmails As String
Dim objItem As Object

Set objFolder = Application.GetNamespace("Mapi").PickFolder

For Each objItem In objFolder.Items
If objItem.Class = olMail Then
strEmail = objItem.SenderEmailAddress
If InStr(strEmails, strEmail) = 0 Then strEmails = strEmails + strEmail + ";"
End If
Next
Debug.Print strEmails
End Sub


The above code is tested on Microsoft Outlook 2007, but should work on older Office systems too.

Original source here

Thanks :Jakob H. Heidelberg