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EventLog Inspector: A Better Event Log Viewer For Windows

The Event Log is a very useful piece of tool on Windows that automatically records details of any events and problems that your computer encounters, including software installs and uninstalls, system crashes and such. But the Event Log is not easy to view. This is where EventLog Inspector comes in.

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EventLog Inspector is a tool for a system administrators that extends Windows event log management and makes it flexible and more powerful. The tool provides administrators the ability to broadcast event log events to a dedicated syslog server or forward the events to a specified email address, or notify you of new events via pop-up message. You choose to monitor all Event Logs or specify which ones to include or exclude. In addition, you can create event specific filter rules that allow you to limit notifications to only those log entries that match your criteria.

Additionally, EventLog Inspector can also generate custom HTML reports (manually or automatic), consolidate multiple events into a single email message, and email or store reports periodically. Other features include EventLog statistics, customizable email templates, IPv6 support, and more.

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