MyWebLogger 1.0.0
| Released: | 2007-07-14 |  |
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| License Type: | Shareware | |
| Platform: | Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003,Windows Vist | |
| Requirements: | .NET V2.0 | |
| Product homepage: | http://www.aquarius.com.au/myweblogger/index.html | |
| Publisher: | Aquarius Communications | |
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- Vendor Price:
- $34.95
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MyWebLogger 1.0.0
MyWebLogger has been designed to enable you to keep track of how many times a resource located on your website has been downloaded. A resource can be any item identified in your log file but will usually be your program or software that is available for download. A resource can also be a html file, gif or photo, zip file etc.
MyWebLogger calculates how successful the download was from all sources - not just the number of clicks that visitors made on your link.
MyWebLogger makes full use of your web sites log file and does not require you to change any html files or insert any javascript or cookies etc.
MyWebLogger does not provide comprehensive analytical data on who visits your site, rather it concentrates on who is actually downloading those resources you chose to monitor. We believe there are other analytical programs available that do what they are designed for quite well. Google Analytics is free and is recommended for this function.
MyWebLogger reveals how many times a resource has been downloaded either partially or fully. The current version provides you with all the detailed information that is available via your log file. We are currently enhancing this information with additional data to help you pinpoint where your resources are going.
Download the free trial edition now and see for yourself how MyWebLogger will quickly become one of your productivity tools enabling you to take the gueswork out of download monitoring and to help make informed decisions.
MyWebLogger calculates how successful the download was from all sources - not just the number of clicks that visitors made on your link.
MyWebLogger makes full use of your web sites log file and does not require you to change any html files or insert any javascript or cookies etc.
MyWebLogger does not provide comprehensive analytical data on who visits your site, rather it concentrates on who is actually downloading those resources you chose to monitor. We believe there are other analytical programs available that do what they are designed for quite well. Google Analytics is free and is recommended for this function.
MyWebLogger reveals how many times a resource has been downloaded either partially or fully. The current version provides you with all the detailed information that is available via your log file. We are currently enhancing this information with additional data to help you pinpoint where your resources are going.
Download the free trial edition now and see for yourself how MyWebLogger will quickly become one of your productivity tools enabling you to take the gueswork out of download monitoring and to help make informed decisions.
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