...do you lot use. I'm just trying uTorrent (actually that's roe not u but
don't know how to type it).

"Angof" yahoo.co.uk(no need for Mail)> wrote in message
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roe or mu? is it this one u or this ??

I use BitComet, am very happy with it.

ZB wrote:

U with a tail (leading edge), that's roe isn't it?

Angof wrote:

Why do people bother with torrents? Usenet, my friend! Have a look at
www.newzbin.com

"Angof" yahoo.co.uk(no need for Mail)> wrote in message
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I'm pretty sure it's mu and stands for "micro" - the symbol for micrometres
for example is a leading tail u followed by a small m:

"Angof" yahoo.co.uk(no need for Mail)> wrote in message
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Check it out, I know you like your evidence ;-)

http://johnbokma.com/mexit/2005/11/09/u-torrent.html

2nd para, below the screenshot. I'm trying to remember what roe is now!

It seems to be capital P in Greek.

*ZB* ZB@hotmail.com enlightened us with:

*Angof* Mailfalger1@yahoo.co.uk(no need for Mail) enlightened us with:

utorrent is what I use too, I find the fact that you can see how much of a
particular torrent has downloaded invaluable.

For Example - say some vagabond with scant regard for copyright is downloading
60-odd episodes of Family Guy. You can see how much of each file is complete - or
can bias bandwidth towards a particular episode. This way you can start watching
episodes that show as complete, while the rest downloads.

I've used many a client, and find uTorrent (and its microtorrent, no ro-torrent)
the bestest.

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