IPaddress 2.0.9
        Copyright (C) 1997-2011 David De Groot
        Updates and other freeware: http://bluefive.pair.com/
        Frequently Asked Questions: http://bluefive.pair.com/faq.htm


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        Intro
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        IPaddress is a tiny utility that finds your IP Address and lets you copy
        it to the computer's clipboard. You can then paste it from there into any
        application that requires you to enter your IP address and allows
        pasting. You can also e-mail your IP, and view a history of IP's you had
        during a period of time. IPaddress can detect both LAN and WAN IP
        addresses.


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        Requirements
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        Windows 2000 or later.

        An older version compatible with Windows 95, 98 and NT4 (without the WAN
        support) is still available here: http://bluefive.pair.com/ipaddress.htm


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        Installation
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        Automatic installation (double-click the Setup.exe file).

        To uninstall:
        double-click the 'Uninstall IPaddress' icon in the Start menu, or go to
        Control Panel/"Add/Remove Programs", select IPaddress and click "Remove".


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        Usage
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        Using IPaddress is pretty straightforward:

        Right-click any of the IP's to get access to the main functions:
        Save as; Copy to Clipboard; Send Email.

        IPaddress can detect both LAN and WAN IP's by means of reading your
        network adapters and querying external servers on the Internet.

        NOTES:

        * Duplicate IP's?

          Your LAN and WAN IP addresses may be the same if you are accessing 
          the Internet directly with a dialup- ADSL- or cable modem without a 
          hardware NAT router or WAP.

        * Unfamiliar LAN IP?

          When you have a VPN connection open, it will be listed as your LAN IP.
          That IP may look a bot odd because it's likely to be different from the
          IP you would expect to see or are used to see.

        * 0.0.0.0 ?

          If you see 0.0.0.0 as your LAN IP, it might be because you are using a
          VPN service like GoTrusted, Hotspot Shield, iPIG, OpenVPN, PublicVPN or
          Witopia (to name just a few). Some (if not all) of these VPN services
          install network adapters which are read by IPaddress. TIP here: use the
          Show All IP's menu to see all of your IP addresses.

        * Unfamiliar WAN IP?

          If you see a WAN IP which is not linked to any of your network 
          adapters and isn't listed in the IP Config window, great chance it is 
          the IP address from your (wireless) router.

        * IPaddress command line options:

          IPaddress listens to the commands "AutocopyEX" and "AutocopyIN".

          - "AutocopyEX" will start IPaddress and automatically copy the WAN IP 
            to the Clipboard. 
          - "AutocopyIN" will start IPaddress and automatically copy the LAN IP 
            to the Clipboard. 

          To trigger the "AutocopyEX" command, please use the IPaddress shortcut 
          icon, right-click on it, select Properties and add a space and the word
          "AutocopyEX" (without the quotes) behind 
          "C:\Program Files\IPaddress\IPaddress.exe" at the Target box. 
          Then hit Apply and OK.

          So the string in the Target box should look like this:
          "C:\Program Files\IPaddress\IPaddress.exe" AutocopyEX

          (Assuming of course that you installed IPaddress in the default program
          folder).

          Same applies for the command "AutocopyIN".


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        Distribution
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        This program is freeware. There is no charge for using it and it may be
        distributed freely so long as the files are kept together and unaltered.
        You may neither sell nor profit from distribution of this software in any
        way. Distribution on CD/DVD, Shareware-disks, in shops or through
        networks are allowed as long as

        a) no money (for the program itself) is taken
        b) each file of the original ZIP-file is included and
        c) you informed me about it.

        Distribution via web sites is granted as long as

        a) the original ZIP-file is used and
        b) a working link to http://bluefive.pair.com/ is provided.


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        Disclaimer
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        This software is provided as is and without warranty.
        The author assumes no liability for damages, either direct or
        consequential, which may result from the use of this product.



        Thanks for using IPaddress!
        David De Groot
        ddg AT telenet.be

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        Keep your copy up-to-date! Please check regularly for updates at:
        http://bluefive.pair.com/

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