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Sidebar IP Description: IP Address hostname OS Name OS Version Location of DHCP Server User Name User ID Sidebar IP applet displays this information very efficiently. The information are displayed in a dialog window that appears on the right side of your desktop. And once you setup the values to use in the applet you can forget about it. Note: Sidebar IP is built in to the following pre-installed applications: *Windows 7 *Windows 8 *Windows 10 *Mac OS X El Capitan *Mac OS X Yosemite *Mac OS X Mountain Lion *Mac OS X Lion *Mac OS X Snow Leopard *Mac OS X Leopard Sidebar IP is also available for download at the following link 09e8f5149f Sidebar IP Activator For PC - It is well integrated to Windows desktop. It helps in easy identification with other gadgets and apps. - It provides an easy access to some of the most common Windows applications. - It gives you the latest IP address of your system without actually having to logon. - It has a Windows application logon dialogue. 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