Delay between packets in Multi-Send mode about packetsender HOT 9 CLOSED

This might could be done with one decimal place seconds.

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This feature was more complicated than expected. I ran out of time to get it in. It'll have to wait until I have more time for this project.

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In order to be useful, multiple send should have a delay between packets.
in my case 500ms to 1s between them would be fine.

An other possibility would be to use the resend field as delay when using the multiple send, I don't know what is easier.
Thanks
Alex

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I like the idea of reusing the resend field.

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Is it resolved yet?

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No, this did not make it in the latest release.

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Thanks for the quick replay :-) I have tried to solve it by running "Packetsender.exe -w 1000" but S/W is not loading for some reason (Latest version installed)

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The ".com" version is the command-line executable build on Windows. For various technical reasons, I had to separate the two. Windows will default to using the .com versus the .exe if you leave off the extension.

The CLI version is pretty limited compared to the GUI. The CLI version is meant to send-only, and then it will wait -w time for replies. If you are using UDP, that is a decent workaround to start a server. For TCP, it does not work since it is session-based.

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