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| Downloads:15,263 |
| Version Downloads:2,442 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Free |
| Date:14 Sep 2009 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Mac.lu reviewed on 14 Dec 2010
Or does anyone still have a working tracker?
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Rasmusrg reviewed on 23 Sep 2009
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Fransik reviewed on 11 Jul 2006
Anyway, this is definitively perfect for my purpose: exchange project-related files & messages with colleagues/ other freelancers overseas and while I am on the road (For example, you can hardly send a 150MB file per eMail that easily, and you do save time not having to explain anyone how to...)
Many thanks Zanka Software, again, keep up the good job :-)
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Martin Marsian reviewed on 18 Jun 2006
Tightly integrated into OS X , with all the services you can get with it, since it is Cocoa (services like spellchecking, dictionary, etc. Well designed interface. I like it's focus on chat and communication. And now it is even localized!
Try to get this with kdx. And - answering the last post? When did KDX get it's last update? I have long forgotten that. Haxial is charging you anyway for it. Wired is open source. Go figureā¦
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AppleCrypt Mods reviewed on 07 Jan 2006
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Anonymous reviewed on 26 Sep 2004
I just think that Morris won't do it.
Just do it yourself.
Anonymous reviewed on 06 Sep 2004
One, if some board operators feel this way, release the Wired clients with OS tagging and a toggle in the server software to allow or disallow clients running on Windows. End of problem.
Two, if I'm running a server and I want all the people I know to be able to use it, I have to be able to offer connection from at least Mac and Windows, if not Linux and BSD as well.
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