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| Add Single Server
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It is important to connect to eMule server firstly. If you have no eD2k links, please switch to "eMule Search" workspace, then search what you want and get them.
Add Single Server
| Enter IP and port, then click "Add" button or press ENTER to add it to server list.
Server List
Click "Connect" button to connect the current focused server, which will be the main server and be used to search for files. Other servers will follow the main server, but they are only used to request sources.
| Connect
| Connect to the current focused server item, which is used to search for files.
| Disconnect
| Close all the servers.
| Copy/Paste eD2K Links
| One URL every line, and its format is "ed2k://|server|<IP>|<port>|/".
| Remove
| Remove the selected server items.
Search
After connecting to the main server, you can search what you want by typing your desired search string. Then select files in the result list, and right click "Download" in the context menu to get them. You can click "More" button to get more files if there are more results on the server.
| Operators case sensitive NetTransport supports complex search queries using the Boolean operators NOT, AND, OR. These operators always have to be entered in capital letters, otherwise they are counted as a normal search string. Operators priority () > NOT > AND > OR. Sample: (A OR B) AND (B OR C). More According to eMule protocol, search only finds max 200 items for any given search string. If the connected server could already give more than 200 results, the "More" button becomes active and allows to query up to 1200 results.
Result
| Download
| Download the selected files in the result list.
| Copy eD2K Links
| One URL one line, its format is "ed2k://|file|<file name>|<file size>|<file hash>|/".
| Close
| Close the current list.
| Close All
| Close all the result lists.
| Find
| This allows you to search for Filename, press F3 to jump to the next found item with the same search string.
| Search Related Files
| Files are identified by their hash values and not filenames. A search may yield many different file names for the same file. If a result has vastly different filenames, this may be a fake.
| Availability (Sources)
| The availability is the number of sources found on the servers for a download. If there are different matching hits for a search the file, the highest availability should be chosen.