Pinkie v1.85 was the next major and stable release. It didn’t get another update for about a year and a half later.

• Added keyboard shortcuts
• Added support for 64 bit computers
• Added implementation of RFC 1350 (TFTP Protocol)
• Added implementation of RFC 1783 (Block Size Negotiation)
• Added implementation of RFC 1784 (Timeout & Transfer Size Negotiations)
• Added logging options to include timestamp, packet sequence number and file extention
• Added icon to indicate host being pinged
• Added Labels to hostnames
• Added /notation to subnet mask
• Added ability to copy PingSweep result to clipboard
• Added label to show default ports for PortScanner
• Updated various default setting values and validations
• Bug fixes for DNS results copy to clipboard
• Bug fixes for logging ping & trace results to disk
• Miscellaneous UI bug fixes

Pinkie v1.17 was followed by v1.25 a short few weeks later.

• Miscellaneous UI fixes
• Bug fix for Ping when Stop All Hosts is clicked
• Bug fixes for PingSweep
• Bug fixes for DNS lookup when addresses are not resolved & hosts are deleted
• Copy IP address when it is clicked on in PingSweep tab
• Optimized PingSweep procedures
• Encrypted application settings

This was the first public release for Pinkie:

• Bug fixes for ping & traceroute
• Bug fix for reverse DNS lookup
• Added option start/stop pinging all hosts
• Added ability to copy to clipboard for ping, traceroute & DNS
• Added logging option for ping
• Added logging option for traceroute
• Added menu bar
• Added status bar
• Added features to save & restore window size, location & other options
• Added Subnet Calculator
• Added Ping Sweep