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Wat u say about FTM?

Posted By: gkrishnaa | Sep 27th, 2006 @ 11:48 AM

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I know that the FileTransfer Manager is simple and good. But it would be better to expose some CommandLine Attributes for the FTM..like /startall.../resume../pause../stop.../exit. It ll be easy to schedule downloads with FTM thro the Windows Task Scheduler.
Wat u say?

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G Krishnaa

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gkrishnaa wrote:

Wat u say?

Set us up the bomb? *

That would be quite handy, does it expose an interface?

(sorry I *really* couldn't resist, I am going out soon so will spare you my innanities).

ZippyV
Fired Up

With a bit of work, we would have a great downloadmanager for IE.

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