<strong>About</strong><br>Cross-platform file transfer program for Mac OS X & Windows.<br>Not just cross-platform, Mac to Mac and PC to PC works just as good.<br><br>Forget MSN, ICQ etc. they always make it difficult somehow with their protocols and different clients.<br>Forget FTP or any other server to client solution, simply to much hassle.<br>Forget Email, it takes time and has limitations.<br>Forget all these crazy upload then download services, its not in realtime and has limitations!<br><br>When you simply need to transfer files from one computer to another, there simply isn't anything better than XCaramba.<br>The only thing you need to do is, launch XCaramba, open a connection and send.<br>To receive files, you just need to have XCaramba open, that's it!<br>If for any reason the transfer is broken, it will automatically resume when you send/receive again!<br><br>Send & Receive files as you would copy them between your desktop windows.<br>Go crazy! Its free!<br><br><strong>Features</strong><ul><li>Bookmarks.</li><li>Automatically connect to other XCaramba users with a click.</li><li>Send multiple files & folders.</li><li>Send easily by drag & drop.</li><li>Send screen captures with one click.</li><li>Transferred files can be resumed.</li><li>Stay connected with Live Connection.</li></ul>
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XCaramba 1.6
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License | Free | |
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| Requirements | Java 1.5 | ||
| Downloads | 11 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Xybernic | File Size | 1.2M |
| Date added | 02 Jan 2007 | ||
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