We could edit each port by a double-click, but we had to edit the ports one at a time or clone them. We could monitor activity, but the monitoring windows were small and could not be resized. This made it necessary to scroll back and forth through the windows constantly. PMConsole seemed to have been developed for Windows 3.11 and never upgraded. It has no right-click functionality.
Buttons are large and labels appear at the bottom of the applications.
It has no online help, so we mostly had to rely on guesswork to figure out how to get things done. PMConsole is useful but the interface was outdated and cumbersome. On the flip side, the Java-based PMVision is an excellent management and configuration utility. Specific debugging options were available through the use of hex commands, which needless to say are a bit confusing without a working knowledge of hex. The PortMaster 3 could use a lower price and beefed up debugging features.