Torrent with e-mule? help!

Thank you for your reply. Yes, because on my old computer it would open them and launch automatically... I don't know Bit Torrent and I don't know how to use it, so I don't want to venture into that, lol.

So, you right-click, "Open with...", and you look for the eMule program.

Or, from eMule, you go to "File", "Open" and you search for your torrent.
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With the e-mule program, I tried. The log starts but the downloads do not add up. There is no toolbar with file in e-mule =(

I can't help you then, I don't use eMule, try Google.

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Good evening, it seems to me that you should reread the Charter!!!

Sure, thanks anyway!

Why?

Re,

The use of peer-to-peer file sharing software (P2P) is not prohibited by law in France. However, using this software to download or share copyright-protected materials is illegal.

Therefore, discussions about using this type of software are permitted on the forum. On the other hand, any discussion that explicitly refers to copying or sharing protected works will be removed from the forum. Thank you, if applicable, for not contesting the removal and for using your energy wisely to post a message that complies with this charter.

So I believe I am in compliance and in agreement with the site's charter ;)
If not, my post will be deleted.

Hi. It has never been possible to use Emule to download from torrent files.

Download uTorrent and you'll be able to.
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Yes, I call that torrents --' I'm not a whiz at computers... anyway, I can't take it anymore...

Thank you for your responses, I will finally adopt BitTorrent, at least it works...

Good night and have a nice weekend everyone

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