As the title points out, I'm almost ready to release WURT v.5 Beta. It's a huge improvement, both in internal code organization and actual capability. I'll post a change log here in the blog when I post the executable, but the biggest improvements are command-line switches and network time synchronization.

I'm still looking for Vista testers. I know no one actually reads my blog, but just in case, if anyone should stumble across any time soon, please email me at WURT@hitoma.com.

I'm also working on another tool, a derivative of the research behind WURT. It still needs a bit of work before I release a very early beta, but think of it as a passive WURT that runs in the background. It's called WRS, and I'll go into more detail soon.

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I'm finally getting back to WURT to a decent degree. Quite a few of the features I've wanted to add for a while, like command line switches, net time updating, and Windows Vista detection, have been added in. It's still beta, but it's much better.

Expect a release and a full changelog within the next few days.

On another note, if anyone would like to beta test WURT v.5 on Windows Vista, please let me know at wurtbeta@hitoma.com.

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