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Publisher's Description
From Tenon Intersystems:
iTools is a family of tools essential for serious commercial content delivery and eCommerce. iTools for Mac OS X extends and enhances OS X's built-in networking with ease-of-use and increased functionality. This suite of Internet tools is derived from Tenon's award-winning WebTen software and is based on standard open-source protocol implementations designed to complement and extend Apple's included Apache and to make it easy for Webmasters to set up and support sophisticated network servers with a point-and-click Web browser administration.
iTools 7 is a different breed of Internet server suite. iTools 7 combines the rock-solid reliability of Apache 2 with the ease of use of Macintosh. This version of iTools 7 is as innovative as the computers that run it. And whether you're a Mac user who's upgrading, a Windows user who's looking at switching to the Mac, or a UNIX user who loves the idea of using server software like Apache on top of a state-of-the art BSD UNIX implementation, this is the server suite for you.
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"Dont use this"
Version: iTools (OS X) 7.1
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Dont download this software it ill damage youre system.
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"Hard to uninstall"
Version: iTools (OS X) 7.1
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Web-Server doesn't do much apache doesn't. iTools just adds buttons. Also it doesn't manage your existing server, just starts a new one and lets you copy it, but then there is no way to put it back to where it was. I guess it has nice features, but don't install unless you plan to use it (and pay for it)
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