how do you use this service?

hey i did not mean to offend any one i new to all this as of last night,
just thought it was the link where intesting


ok

point ?????? credit ???????? wher does this come in , i never found any mention of that
and
at right now acord to to my compter ther are green light sharing 33 files
so where can you find a good link to find all this out

i did find out that limewire had a must better rep then like say kazaa, my spyware prgram when nuts when i try that one
no spyware which i find nice for a change

(((((((((((((((I am not sure if you can restrict the types which Limewire shares. I know you can filter the search that Limewire don´t show it in the search but only when YOU are searching for files...

Morgwen)))))))))))))

yes i think you can tools/option\sharing
there you can delete or add any file format you like
see learning

sorry--leechers are a real drain and pain on the network, and those sites you listed further the problem.

As for a LW credit system, it's not documented explicitly. In fact, it's the first I've heard of it under those terms. Good idea though. LW has always made it easy for newbies to get started, and although in the options there is a way to limit freeloaders, I heard it was disabled.

Ok, its some time ago I tried Limewire and I didn´t remember if there is such an option...

This is what I ment... eMule has a credit system - sorry.

Its disabled? Why? Gnutella becomes more and more freeloader friendly... I know why I am using eMule as my main client...

but there is hope I read in the GDF they are discussing partial file sharing, so all users would share at least the files they are currently downloading... this would increase the speed of the network very much and would (almost) solve the freeloader problem.

Morgwen

for the record, PFS can be disabled too in LW. Sigh, but PFS sure works well to get fairly popular or recent files--look at how fast recent Superbowl stuff spread on gnutella

Much as I dislike deliberate leechers, beginners are welcome. I detest programs that would force users to share before they've had a chance to decide.

Anyway, distributed computing is still in its infancy, and I'm getting way off topic. I'll see if I can look up that bit about freeloading settings being disabled.

i found how to
in tool/option\advanced\preferencing


you can limit who is able to connect to you, based on the number of flies they share

what a .iso file and how do you read that type of file

It's a CD Image. You'll probably need some CD burning software like NERO to use it.

You can open a .iso file with daemon tools, if you don´t want to burn the file:

http://www.daemon-tools.cc/portal/portal.php

Morgwen