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January 18th, 2002
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 To increase the number of simultaneous uploads possible, go to TOOLS > OPTIONS > UPLOADS > SLOTS and increase the 'Start Upload Slots' and 'Max Upload Slots' to about 5. Of course, if you are using something faster than 56k dialup, make the numbers larger - M U C H larger. :-) If your downloads are failing even if you don't have a firewall or anti-freeloading features turned enabled, then I cannot help you any further. Sorry.  |
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