WSAD TCP/IP Monitor problem.

Hi guys,
I am running into a poblem using WSAD, the request or response window in TCP/IP Monitor randomly disappeared, I had to close and reopen the WSAD to solve this problem, anyone has any idea how to fix this?
Thanks a lot!
Jin

Start by asking at a WSAD forum or newsgroup.

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