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Download Express 1.9.341


License Purchase
Requirements Windows 95/98/ME/NT4/2000/XP/2003
Downloads 25 Limitations None
Publisher MetaProducts File Size 96k
Date added 01 Jul 2007 Check your speed

MetaProducts Download Express is a Windows 95/98/NT/2000/ME/XP program that allows you to download individual files from the Web and FTP sites at the maximum possible speed. Multiple channels technology significantly reduces download time. MetaProducts Download Express is a small (about 400 Kb) MS Internet Explorer plugin application. Currently it supports Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 and higher. By default, MetaProducts Download Express intercepts all clicks on files with extensions: 123, ARJ, CAB, CDW, COM, DOC, EXE, JAR, LHA, MP2, MP3, MPE, MPEG, MPG, PDF, PPT, RAR, RTF, TAR, XLS and ZIP.

MetaProducts Download Express has the auto-learn feature. It will ask you about including filename extensions when you add files with a new extension using browser click hot keys. When you cancel, MetaProducts Download Express opens a file window for unwanted file types and asks if you want to exclude this extension from its file types list.

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