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October 8, 2002
PatchMeister, from Ecora Software, is a free patch management tool for
the Windows environment. It autodiscovers domains, servers, and workstations,
and analyzes existing patch configurations for each system. It compares
what's installed with the latest available patches for Windows NT4/2000/XP
Pro as well as applications such as Internet Explorer, IIS, and SQL Server
running on workstations and servers. With PatchMeister, you can view patches
by host, product, or by a particular patch. PatchMeister uses both remote
registry and file signature checks to validate if patches are installed.
The program reports are in HTML and can be exported into a CSV file for
manipulation of data.
Ecora Software
500 Spaulding Turnpike, Suite W310
Portsmouth, NH 03801
603-436-1616
http://www.ecora.com/
Hurricane Software has released WinGREP 4.0, a search utility that locates
and displays text. Features in this release include an extension of existing
software development environments, a real-time search function, customizable
previews that allow viewing in context of search results, and regular
expression support with quick access menus.
Hurricane Software Inc.
19401 E US Highway 40, Suite 130
Independence, MO 64055
816-795-8955
http://www.hurricanesoft.com/
Salford Software has released Salford FTN95 for Microsoft .NET and Win32,
a full Fortran 95 compiler integrated into Visual Studio .NET to provide
industry-standard code authoring and debugging of .NET and Win32 applications.
With FTN95 for .NET, all standard and most vendor-specific legacy language
features are supported.
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