Just a note for general information of the list. I had a problem
with FireFox 1.0 persisting to recognize BitTornado as my
*.torrent default application even after uninstalling
BitTornado and reinstalling BitTorrent and listing
BitTorrent as the only application associated with *.torrent
files in k
Anne Wilson wrote:
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On Monday 20 Dec 2004 09:02, SnapafunFrank wrote:
Sorry to jump aboard but I'm having issues with bittorrent running
mandrake10 myself.
What command is needed to associate bittorrent with
application/x-bittorrent because right now
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On Monday 20 Dec 2004 09:02, SnapafunFrank wrote:
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> Sorry to jump aboard but I'm having issues with bittorrent running
> mandrake10 myself.
>
> What command is needed to associate bittorrent with
> application/x-bittorrent because right now if I clic
Anne Wilson wrote:
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On Sunday 19 Dec 2004 12:51, Kenneth wrote:
I downloaded BitTornado which required me to delete BitTorrent.
After not being able to get BitTornado going I unistalled it
and reinstalled the official BitTorrent client. But now, when
Kenneth wrote:
Anne Wilson wrote:
On Sunday 19 Dec 2004 12:51, Kenneth wrote:
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How do I dump BitTornado as the default application and get
BitTorrent back as my default application to download *.torrent
files?
Thanks in Advance,
Check kcontrol > Components > File Associations. Make sure th
Anne Wilson wrote:
On Sunday 19 Dec 2004 12:51, Kenneth wrote:
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How do I dump BitTornado as the default application and get
BitTorrent back as my default application to download *.torrent
files?
Thanks in Advance,
Check kcontrol > Components > File Associations. Make sure that BitTorrent is
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On Sunday 19 Dec 2004 12:51, Kenneth wrote:
> I downloaded BitTornado which required me to delete BitTorrent.
> After not being able to get BitTornado going I unistalled it
> and reinstalled the official BitTorrent client. But now, when
> I click on th
I downloaded BitTornado which required me to delete BitTorrent.
After not being able to get BitTornado going I unistalled it
and reinstalled the official BitTorrent client. But now, when
I click on the *.torrent seed to download, I am still presented
with BitTornado as my default application. Even
