THE O:X
(THIS SHOWS HOW MANY OPEN SLOTS THAT USER HAS WRIGHT )
P.S.
I GOT THE 0.231 VERSION
the O:X in <++V:0.231,M:P,H:1,S:4,O:2>
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RUSH-MAN
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the O:X in <++V:0.231,M:P,H:1,S:4,O:2>
CAN SOME ONE TELL ME WHY IN MY DESCRIPTION IT DOSN'T SHOW
THE O:X (THIS SHOWS HOW MANY OPEN SLOTS THAT USER HAS WRIGHT )
P.S.
I GOT THE 0.231 VERSION
THE O:X
(THIS SHOWS HOW MANY OPEN SLOTS THAT USER HAS WRIGHT )
P.S.
I GOT THE 0.231 VERSION
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BSOD2600
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-- 0.20 --
* Added O: in the <++ tag, it means that the user is using the speedautoopen slot feature, and the number is the kb/s setting. IMHO this is a much better way of measuring the whole slots thing, and in future releases S: may become optional if the min upload speed feature is turned on (a good topic for the dc++ forums...). Uhm, in other words, if the current total upload speed of a user is lower than the number after O:, dc++ will automatically open another slot.
* Added O: in the <++ tag, it means that the user is using the speedautoopen slot feature, and the number is the kb/s setting. IMHO this is a much better way of measuring the whole slots thing, and in future releases S: may become optional if the min upload speed feature is turned on (a good topic for the dc++ forums...). Uhm, in other words, if the current total upload speed of a user is lower than the number after O:, dc++ will automatically open another slot.
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