IPQuery v1.6
Written by David Terracino <tiamat@warwick.net>
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This program is very simple - its sole purpose in life is to tell you what
your current IP address is.

Why do you want to know this?  Say you are using a program (such as an FTP
server, or Cu-SeeMe) that requires you to give your current IP address out
to other people, so that they can connect directly to your computer. IPQuery
provides you with a quick-and-dirty way to view this information.

To use IPQuery, just unzip the distribution archive anywhere and double-click
on the executable (IPQuery.exe) to run it.  It will report back your host
name and IP address, if they are currently assigned.

This is my very first Visual C++ program.  It has worked on all of the
systems I have tested it in thus far; if you come across any problems, or have
any suggestions, please email me or visit my home page.  I would appreciate 
any feedback I could get, since Visual C++ is a huge undertaking.

If you use this program, please email me and let me know that you find it
useful.  This program is completely free of charge.

David Terracino
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Email : tiamat@warwick.net
WWWeb : www.cyberave.com/~davet

Contents of distribution archive: readme.txt, IPQuery.exe

Revision History
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v1.60 - Current version.  Fixed a bug that caused some systems that
        were not dialed in to display loopback's IP address 
        (127.0.0.1) instead of the string "No IP Address assigned"

V1.50 - Added Copy and Refresh to the system menu of IPQuery.  Now 
        you can leave IPQuery minimized and right-click on it to get 
        a menu that includes these two functions.

v1.40 - Added a Copy button that will copy your current IP address 
        to the clipboard, giving you the ability to paste that number 
        directly from IPQuery to other programs.

v1.30 - On minimize, the program's caption changes to display your
        current IP address instead of the program name.

v1.20 - Fixed the hardcoded text colors.  Colors are now taken from
        your current Windows color scheme.  Minor code reorganization.
        Minor icon change.

v1.10 - Added minimize button, so you can keep IPQuery running in the 
        background; and refresh button, so while it is running, you can
        update the IP address it displays.  Useful for if you get
        disconnected and have to reconnect (while will assign you a new
        IP address).

v1.00 - Initial release.  Fixed a bug that caused a GPF if you were using
        a dialup connection with dynamic IP addressing and weren't actually
        dialed up (ie weren't assigned an IP address).

v0.01 - Test version, internal only.

End of File IPQuery.txt
