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"a" is for ARM
What are the TCPView "a" files?
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I have TCPView 4.16 and the ZIP contains both the 32bit and 64bit versions. However, what are the "a" files tcpvcon64a.exe and tcpview64a.exe?
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Ty Long 1 Reputation point2022-03-08T20:55:24.84+00:00 If I am not mistaken the 'a' just stands for an alpha release of the application that is for general testing and compatibility. Otherwise they should be pretty much identical.