Teleport Exec 1.56

Teleport Exec is an utility for advanced developers that provides a complete, programmatic interface to our webspider engine and allows you to create and run complex spidering projects directly from your own applications. The program also exposes the entire project database, enabling you to get detailed information about websites directly from the spider.
Based on our award-winning spidering technology, Teleport Exec is the most fully-featured, robust, and fastest webspider commercially available. If your project involves getting data from websites, small or large, save yourself much development time by starting with the best technology: Use Teleport Exec.
More than just a program that reads HTML and retrieves files, Teleport Exec provides advanced functionality you wont find in any competing program, and wont want to code yourself.
Main features:
- Reads HTML 4.0 and most of the current extension languages, including CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) versions 1.0 and 2.0, and Dynamic HTML (both Netscape and Microsoft versions).
- Uses true multithreading to retrieve many files simultaneously, avoiding network bottlenecks.
- Monitors the responsiveness of each server it contacts, in order to maximize retrieval speed.
- Can rewrite HTML links to produce localized versions of web pages -- no other spider can do this.
- Provides inline filter functionality, efficiently limiting both how the spider explores and what it retrieves.
- Uses a tuned, high-performance, multithreaded database, enabling the spider to operate with very low CPU and memory requirements.
- Has been refined over time to accommodate and understand the many idiosyncrasies of webservers and web page authors.

Enhancements:
- Improved interface, removed useless checkbox for choosing time limit (zero = no limit)
- Fixed bug, script parser could pick up partial strings with invalid domains
- Fixed bug, time limit would not apply if changed for first time in project that was already run
- Improved Exec API, added advanced properties to response files generated with /m command