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NetAnts
- Version: 1.23
- Downloads Count: 8,637
- License Type: Free
- Price: Free
- Date Added: Oct 30, 2002
- Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows ME
- File Size: 990.0 KB
- Author: NetAnts.com
Description of NetAnts
Decrease the amount of time spent waiting for your downloads to complete with this utility. By having, say, five different connections all downloading a small piece of the overall file, the whole task is done in a shorter time. If one connection happens to be slow or die out, no problem. There are four others still chugging away. NetAnts allows you to easily perform batch downloads from the Internet, either totally unattended, or while you're surfing with your favorite Web browser. To select which files to download, you can manually add file names to the queue, activate a clipboard monitor that automatically grabs the file names that you've copied, or let NetAnts capture clicks from your browser. You can even create a "drop basket" on your desktop, and drag and drop files from your Web browser. Other features include automatic categorization of downloaded files, multilanguage support, and the ability to fix corrupt .zip archives.
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