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June 14th, 2006
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 What does the '#' symbol really represent? Hi - I'm new to Limewire, so my first question is probably a bit simplistic... I wondered if someone could tell me what the '#' symbol actually represents. According to the FAQ/Help pages it is the number of identical files, which I presumed meant the number of on-line users (hosts) that had that file. But if I right click on the file name I can choose to 'browse host'. If #=25, say, how does it decide which of the 25 hosts to browse? Thanks. MLS  |
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