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Or does it automatically share like torrent?

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How do I even share a new file? I can add it!? I'm so new to this.

thank you in advance for your interest.

It looks like you are doing everything right! The files just need to sit there waiting for someone else to try downloading them.

Picture 1: You have the files in your Shared folder and I see that you even have HighID. That helps a lot for both downloading and uploading but it is not required. I started downloading "Kushina, what will you be (2018)" from somebody and it might be you.

Picture 2: I do not know about a credit system. You can leave the files you download in the same folder and they will be available to share.

Yes, eMule automatically shares like torrent.

If you downloaded a file from somewhere else and want to share it in eMule:

1. Put the file in a Shared folder. The Incoming folder is Shared.
2. Go to the Shared Files tab in your eMule client.
3. On the left side, click on the folder where you put the file.
4. Click "Reload" on the right side.
5. Wait for your file to load and appear in the window.
6. Right click on the file and select "eD2K Links..."
7. Click "Copy" from the popup window.
8. You can then paste that link into a post on FLM.

If you downloaded a file in eMule and it is not already shared at FLM, you only need to Right click on the file in eMule and copy the links.
After that, you can paste them in a post.

I could easily add much much more to this post but I do not want to overwhelm you with detail! If you have more questions, either I or someone else will answer them. If you want me to post pictures from my own eMule client SHOWING how to do these things, let me know and I will do that.

THANK YOU for your interest in sharing on eMule!

Night457 wrote: Sat Dec 28, 2024 3:00 pm It looks like you are doing everything right! The files just need to sit there waiting for someone else to try downloading them.

Picture 1: You have the files in your Shared folder and I see that you even have HighID. That helps a lot for both downloading and uploading but it is not required. I started downloading "Kushina, what will you be (2018)" from somebody and it might be you.

Picture 2: I do not know about a credit system. You can leave the files you download in the same folder and they will be available to share.

Yes, eMule automatically shares like torrent.

Thanks very much. It was very good to learn this. As you can tell, I've tried everything. I also heard about the credit system from somewhere. I don't know. Thanks again.

Night457 wrote: Sat Dec 28, 2024 3:00 pmIf you downloaded a file from somewhere else and want to share it in eMule:

1. Put the file in a Shared folder. The Incoming folder is Shared.
2. Go to the Shared Files tab in your eMule client.
3. On the left side, click on the folder where you put the file.
4. Click "Reload" on the right side.
5. Wait for your file to load and appear in the window.
6. Right click on the file and select "eD2K Links..."
7. Click "Copy" from the popup window.
8. You can then paste that link into a post on FLM.

If you downloaded a file in eMule and it is not already shared at FLM, you only need to Right click on the file in eMule and copy the links.
After that, you can paste them in a post.

I could easily add much much more to this post but I do not want to overwhelm you with detail! If you have more questions, either I or someone else will answer them. If you want me to post pictures from my own eMule client SHOWING how to do these things, let me know and I will do that.

THANK YOU for your interest in sharing on eMule!

It will be very useful for me. Really. Thanks.

I could easily add much much more to this post but I do not want to overwhelm you with detail! If you have more questions, either I or someone else will answer them. If you want me to post pictures from my own eMule client SHOWING how to do these things, let me know and I will do that.

If it won't tire you, I would be very pleased. Thanks for your interest.

For probably the first time ever, I read about the credit system. The following page was last updated over 20 years ago, and some of the details of how credits appears in the eMule client have changed.
https://www.emule-project.com/home/perl ... pic_id=134
It seems to say that if you share files with other people then it will help in getting files shared to you. That makes sense.

PICTURES SHOWING HOW TO SHARE FILES:

Go to the Shared Files tab. Click on the folder where your files are. Click Reload if necessary to make them appear.
(They are already showing in the picture below.)
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You can highlight multiple files if you want to do them all at once. Right-click and select "eD2K Links..."
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In the popup window click "Copy" to copy the links.
After you have successfully pasted them in your FLM post you click "OK" to close the popup window.
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Go to FLM where you are composing a post. Right-click and select Paste, or use CTRL+V.
(Or use any other Paste shortcuts that you know of!)
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The ed2k links will appear. You can compose more around them but make sure NOT to edit the links!
Click Preview to see how your post will appear.
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In my image below I have not typed anything else yet.
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Later I will post more helpful information that I can think of. Ask any questions that YOU think of. From my images above, you can see that I have multiple Shared folders that I have created. Perhaps that is the next thing I will talk about... Later!

Sorry, I'm late to this thread. Exellent tutorial, Night457!

I really have nothing to add.

Night457 wrote: Sat Dec 28, 2024 5:44 pm For probably the first time ever, I read about the credit system. The following page was last updated over 20 years ago, and some of the details of how credits appears in the eMule client have changed.
https://www.emule-project.com/home/perl ... pic_id=134
It seems to say that if you share files with other people then it will help in getting files shared to you. That makes sense.

Spoiler: PICTURES SHOWING HOW TO SHARE FILES: Go to the Shared Files tab. Click on the folder where your files are. Click Reload if necessary to make them appear. (They are already showing in the picture below.) [Image] You can highlight multiple files if you want to do them all at once. Right-click and select "eD2K Links..." [Image] In the popup window click "Copy" to copy the links. After you have successfully pasted them in your FLM post you click "OK" to close the popup window. [Image] Go to FLM where you are composing a post. Right-click and select Paste, or use CTRL+V. (Or use any other Paste shortcuts that you know of!) [Image] The ed2k links will appear. You can compose more around them but make sure NOT to edit the links! Click Preview to see how your post will appear. [Image] In my image below I have not typed anything else yet. [Image]

Later I will post more helpful information that I can think of. Ask any questions that YOU think of. From my images above, you can see that I have multiple Shared folders that I have created. Perhaps that is the next thing I will talk about... Later!

I don't know how to thank you enough. Understood. So now automatic. I couldn't see that web page. Gome (Japanese Sorry)

Night457 wrote: Sat Dec 28, 2024 3:00 pmPicture 1: You have the files in your Shared folder and I see that you even have HighID. That helps a lot for both downloading and uploading but it is not required. I started downloading "Kushina, what will you be (2018)" from somebody and it might be you.

I couldn't reply in a hurry. Yeah. It could be me. Anyway but i will definitely help with some things. For example, about upload links. We'll see. (So me!) See you.

I looked at the 4 files you had in your shared folder. Three of them I already had in MY OWN shared folders. That one I did not, so I searched for it in eMule and added it. That way I could test to see if I could connect to you. Check your eMule client and see if you have shared anything for "Kushina". If you did, then it was you.

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I'm slowly understanding. Probably. Because of you. Thanks.

The red text IS the file you shared, but there you are looking at it in the eMule Search tab.
That is for finding files that are publicly available in eMule.
It does not show what you have downloaded or shared.
Instead, look at what you have in your Shared Files tab.