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RFC Viewer 1.41
View and browse RFC documents through section directory and page index.
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- Last Updated: Sep 9, 2006
- License: Shareware $35
- OS: Windows 98/ME/NT 4.x/2000/XP/2003
- Requirements: No special requirements
- Publisher: EffeTech Sniffer (7 more Applications)
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RFC Viewer is the first full-featured RFC viewing utility and also the only one in the world until now . Previously, when develop a network protocol program, you have to browse the RFC documents for reference with notepad or other common editors through the whole developing period. But a RFC document is organized by a section architecture, and common editors can't recognize and Highlight sections. Therefore, it is very hard and inconvenient to read RFC documents. Now, with the emergence of RFC Viewer, things are different. You can easily read and print RFC documents, as well as browse them with section directory. It will accelerate your developing substantially.
Features:
* Browse RFC documents with section directory trees.
* Section titles highlighting.
* Hide the original header and footer of RFC documents.
* Color Print & Print Preview.
* Speedy. The speed it analyzes and parses a RFC document is so fast that a RFC file can be read in, analyzed, directory generated and ready for browsing within 3 second according to our test.
* View multiple documents concurrently.
* you can free download RFC Viewer 1.41 now.
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