Using AMULE with a Macintosh

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Using AMULE with a Macintosh

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Anyone have success with this and can help? Thanks!!!
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Re: Using AMULE with a Macintosh

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Need Mac client by the looks - try this

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&ie ... arch&meta=

If not go to emule forum, see if answer is there, if not, register (free) and post request in newbie or technical section.
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Re: Using AMULE with a Macintosh

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jennymartin1 wrote:Anyone have success with this and can help? Thanks!!!
i've never tried amule, but there are a couple of people here who may be able to help you ;) can you be more specific about the problem? :think
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Re: Using AMULE with a Macintosh

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i've never tried amule
Sure you never did. You're using MS Windows ;)
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Re: Using AMULE with a Macintosh

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I use aMule. Maybe I can help. It would help tho if you could post what the problem is?
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Re: Using AMULE with a Macintosh

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I click to update and connent to the servers.

I paste the ed2k link into the handler and hit commit...

It should start downloading, yes?

thanks for your help.
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Re: Using AMULE with a Macintosh

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It should add the file to your list of downloads. Now you have to wait.

Your client will find sources that are sharing the file and get a place in each source client's queue. If you expand the list to show the sources (try double clicking the file in the list of downloads), you will see your position (QR: number). This QR: number will slowly reduce until you get your turn to download.

You'll get a little bit from one source, a little bit from another (with bouts of waiting periods :P ) but eventually your file will get completed.

Look for a quick start guide on the website of your client. They have a support forum (all good clients do) and all your questions are probably in the FAQ.
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Re: Using AMULE with a Macintosh

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That's correct.

emule service is a slow service. You need patience.

The help pages of aMule are very good:
http://wiki.amule.org
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Re: Using AMULE with a Macintosh

Post by Debaser »   0 likes

and iv never understood why some people complain about the speeds.

I am a regular on WinMX, and I know many users there that hate eMule and wouldn’t touch it for the reason of slow speeds.

These are the same people that also complain that they cant find rare movies on WinMX and other P2P sites (not inc eMule).

All I pay for extremely rare special titles is the price of my internet connection.

If I have to wait a few weeks or months, so be it.

There's no pleasing some people.

Sorry I went OT.
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