Domain Checker is a desktop whois tool which can check the availability of one, a few or hundreds of domains.
Checking a single domain is easy. Type it in the Domain Name box, press Enter, click Check All, and within a moment you'll see whether it's registered or not.
Right-click that domain and you can view its details or visit the site.
The program can also generate and check 2, 3, 4 or multiple character domain names. If you're unsure what to call your software site, for instance, you could define a base address (-soft.com), generate a sequence of names (aa-soft.com, ab-soft.com...), and check them all to see which are available.
There are also tools to generate domain names by user formula, importing words from text files, and more.
Verdict:
Domain Checker need some work-- its interface is awkward, and one feature ("Find Related Words") didn't work for us at all. But it's not difficult to use, and even now there's enough domain-checking functionality to be useful.
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