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thecow 05-02-2003 09:45 PM

Newbie to DC++, any tips?
 
I just downloaded DC++, and like it pretty well (a new hard drive just rose to the top of my priorities :p). Just wondering if you guys have any newbie tips for me. I found a new hub list ok, and have added a few favorite channels.

A couple of questions - When I close a connection, and it restarts with another user, does it build on the partial file or start another? I looked in my download folder and it had 2 instances of the same file. Also, can I not download the same file from multiple users at the same time?

I know these questions would probably go better in a DC++ specific forum, but I thought I would throw them in while asking for tips. Any tips/info is much appreciated. Also thanks to the users that mentioned this program.

fracturedmind 05-02-2003 11:02 PM

It builds on partial files if you stop tranferring from a user -- IF you have set the sources to the same file.

If your download folder shows 2 instances of the same file, they won't pick up for each other. What you need to do is find one file you want, say a movie. Then either goto Downloads, right click, and search alternate. Or select the other sources you want to add from search, right click, and in Download there should be a choice for the name of the movie file you started downloading already, if that makes sense. If you want multiple sources for a file though, they need to be the exact same size, and they need to have the same extention.

I love DC++ :) Have so many games and movies now its insane.

Tips? Just do what I said, I don't know if I stated it badly, if your confused let me know. I liked DC alot, but when I found out about alternate sources, etc, it made the program 10402304x more useful ;)


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