AmiPic ShareMaster 6.05
| Developer: |
ALTom Soft (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/XP/NT 4.x/2000 |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$29 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 1.40 MB |
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AmiPic is fully automated Usenet newsreader, image viewer with URL tracking capabilities, Internet search and download manager. It finds and downloads pictures, movies, mp3 and other files, web pages and whole web sites, including huge mp3 and photo galleries. It can decode even hidden files not visible to human eyes! You can use it to share files previously uploaded on your web site without giving others your web site URL address! In addition AmiPic has file splitter, popup blocker, country by IP address and detailed text search tools. When saving web pages on hard disk it automatically removes unsafe HTML fragments,such as scripts and applets. Numerous partial download options speed-up web sites retrieval. Its fully customizable web search utility lets you find web sites matching your topics of interest and you can add new search engines manually, without program modification.
Some of the program features are listed below:
- Automated Usenet newsreader with support of multiple news servers
- File-sharing without need for peer-to-peer connections
- Hidden and regular web pages crawler and files downloader - Special ddb files for indirect web pages submission
- Proprietary Magic Files composer/decoder
- Fast image viewer with URL tracking capabilities
- Search engines can be added/edited manually
- Advanced download options to speed-up files retrieval
- Your own off-line search engine finds text in saved documents
- Site copier downloads whole web sites, only files or creates file listing
- Ability to resume broken downloads
- Special features to ease huge web sites download (mp3 archives, photo galleries)
- Ability to block unwanted content sites on-the-fly
- Easy to find favorite sites based on downloaded content
- Up to 128 projects to organize your database with up to million of URL addresses
- Unattended operation, scheduled tasks, automatic hang-up and shutdown |
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