Can one save a specific file search as a "favorite" search so he/she could later log on to Limewire and run the same search again without typing in all the parameters again? Thanks for any help!

IS there any solution to this? I too would like to be able to batch feed a list of searches or save a list of searches into limewire/gnutella product so i don't have to re-enter the data.

wow...so much effort to type a few words...sheeshus, this is just exactly what's wrong with the world today...

here's an idea...why don't you spend every waking hour of your life inventing a machine to do it for you...

then in a couple of generations all humans will be slugs doing nothing but entertaining themselves...then a while after that we can have a Butlerian Jihad....

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There is an auto-text option for entering searches. So once you enter a search once, next time all you need to do is enter the first few letters & it will auto-fill (a drop down menu will appear giving you the option to choose it.)

I believe the auto-text empties when LW is closed or re-started.

Most people don't mind a few keystrokes, but daily searching for a large group of files does become tedious; a batch-search function would be cool.

Sometimes I take the stairs because I'm too lazy to push a button.

lmao

I had a look at ClicknGo as a way of inputing stuff automatically but through vnc or vmware as i am using limewire it is going to be painfull also i would have to write some script to build the clickngo response file.
I think i will look on sourceforge for some command line thing that does gnutella search.

I had thought to use Phrase Express, but that would do only one item at a time; probably not worth the effort (even with 2-key macros).

btw Phrase Express is a free and very useful tool, sometimes; I usually don't have it running if I'm not writing or e-mailing, as it can interfere when playing games (auto-fill pops up).