weird ****

I don't know why but when I try to search for audio with the specifics(the one with the ...) limewire finds several files, but I can't click on them because almost al the fields are empty. So I change the view to normal mode instead of audio. Now I can see all the files but I cherched for *****. And While taking a look at the list of files I noticed that there were entries which did't have any of those words in them. How comes???? In fact, I didn't find the song I was looking for at al? Please help me. They said this was better than Kazaa, but now I serously have my doubts. please reply. thx

N!r!0u$

limewire s-u--ck-z.
I'm going back to kazaa, that way I CAN actually find the sing I am looking for. thought it would be better than kazaa. you guys sure fooled me. limewire goes off and kazaa takes back its rightfull place on my HD. maybe I'll try your next version. But if you guys go on like this, you're gona looze many other clients.
limewire is way too buggy and can't even find what you are looking fore. maybe if I would search for ***** i would find my song.

N!r!u0$

ps. this is my oppinion. If you think otherwise plz elaborate your statements.(if you have any that is)

[phantome]

I'm soory that your leaving the gnutella network after only trying one client. Limewire does suck, but that doesnt mean all the clients suck. Try bearshare or gnucleus or swapnut etc. you'll find one you like and that works for you. The point is that eventualy you will not be able to use kazaa or morphius (after the riaa shuts them down) then you'll be back anyway. So why not learn about gnutella now?

Good luck to you in your search

[efield]

Originally posted by Unregistered
[...] And While taking a look at the list of files I noticed that there were entries which did't have any of those words in them. [...]

The audio and normal views can drastically differ. The audio view gets information from inside the files (MP3 ID3 tags), which should resemble the file name but it doesn't have to.