Are your colleagues looking at your strangely because you visit Internet Traffic Report too many times during the day? Want to know exactly what's happening on the net, without having to launch a browser every time? If so, your dreams have come true - the Internet Traffic Report (ITR) client is now available to grace your Windows computer!

So just what exactly will this wondrous program do? Most of the time it will sit happily in your system tray (normally in the lower right of the desktop, where the time is shown). While in the system tray, it will indicate the current ITR rating for network performance. Not in the US? No problem, in the configuration you can specify which region you would like to monitor, and that will be the ITR rating displayed! But the ITR client doesn't stop there, it also includes a super-fast trace route utility to help spot problem areas on the Internet, as well as let you see what other computers you move through when going to other locations on the net. A visual ping utility is included, to help visualize what's happening - while the graphs look cool, the import information is the minimum, maximum and average output displayed at the bottom.

In the configuration dialog, you can easily tweak most of the features of the program, such as the maximum number of networks that will be traversed, the number of pings used in the visual ping utility, whether or not computer names and cities are resolved, and more! None of the options are destructive, so don't worry about playing around with them you can do so to your hearts content.

Special thanks to the Nathan (the author of ExtractNow) and Marco (over at Snapfiles.com) for helping to test the program in the crunch - so if there's any problems, blame them! :)