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The problem is I usually don't get a lot of feedback... LOL :lol:

i always do wheneven i can as i know you're too preoccupied :) he! he!

Edited by Kiki Burgh

  • 2 weeks later...

hi! may i just clarify ... are these still required:

1) Download HFNETCHK.zip and extract it into a folder of your choice

2) Download wgetwin-1_5_3_1-binary.zip from this site and extract wget.exe into the same folder as above. I realize this is an older version, but this one is smaller, doesn't require additional files and does the job. Use a newer version if you know what you're doing.

3) Run hfnetchk.cmd.

or do i take the latter:
Script updated to support automatic downloading :)
... my apologies if i got this mixed up, but please correct me if i misunderstood ... do i still need to do some downloads as instructed in the what i quoted 1st?:wacko: could hfnetchk_3.86.0.1.exe be placed in 1 of the directories (i.e., HFTOOLS) for integration? thanks!

Those are the current instructions. The post was updated at a later time.

  • 2 weeks later...

Any update on this script? I think it works very well in its current state, and with any minor updates you might want to make, we should be able to include it in the next final.

I'm also wondering whether we can include all the necessary files in one package (as in putting wget in the HFNETCHK.zip file).

It doesn't really work too well. A registry key is checked to determine the OS language and it exists on the two computers I tested the script on, but it doesn't exist in a VM. The script then defaults to the English XML file.

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