WellGet
Downloads Count: 35,932
License Type: Free
Price: Free
Date Added: Jan 27, 2005
Operating Systems: Windows 2000, Windows 9.x, Windows Me, Windows XP
Author: WellGet
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Description of WellGet
Even with a broadband connection, downloading files can still be a tedious process. WellGet, the self-described "download manger for a new generation," improves your download speed by dividing a software file into 128 parts which you can download simultaneously. You can save your software into a category you'd like; the tool works under http, ftp, mms and RTSP.
Note: although this file worked on our test machine, it is beta software, so please use it with caution.
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Dial-up Optimiser gives you the full potential of your Internet connection.
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Proxify your Internet apps
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Look up who owns an Internet IP address.
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Remove cookies and cache and history files from Windows 95.
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Speed up your Web surfing by using IP addresses.
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Retrieves files from any part of the Internet.
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Monitor your downloads while saving real time and money.
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Manage multiple Internet auctions, and get a jump on competing bidders.
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Web utility suite contains a host lookup feature, traceroute, ping, mail checker, and more.
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Speed up your Internet connection by preventing fragmentation of data transfers.
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Use your PC as a phone answering machine while you're away.
If you have questions about finding, downloading, or opening files in our library, you'll probably find the answers here.
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