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hello
windows xp shows a little green bar plot to indicate how well the signal strength of a wireless connection is. i would like to have the actual number of the signal strength in a text file. how can i do that? dominik Dominik Kaspar |
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you cannot tell it to put it in a text file. You might be able to program
something that will do it however. "Dominik Kaspar" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed) om... > hello > > windows xp shows a little green bar plot to indicate how well the > signal strength of a wireless connection is. > i would like to have the actual number of the signal strength in a > text file. how can i do that? > > dominik |
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"Matthew Shaw" <matted@[REMOVETHIS]bigpond.net.au> wrote in message
news:ZoqRb.30231$(E-Mail Removed)... > you cannot tell it to put it in a text file. You might be able to program > something that will do it however. Doesn't the wireless card utility normally have logging? My Belkin card has a utility that tracks SNR/signal/noise values every 6 seconds which I can open in excel and then show as a graph. |
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