One of the priority options is disable, which helps with selective file downloaded, which is explained in just a moment. Some files you may want to get quicker than others, so you can set a priority by right clicking on on the file. You will now see a list of all the files that are in this torrent and how much of each file has downloaded. This gives you information on your torrent, its tracker, its progress and average upload and download speed, so it can be quite useful information when you are assessing the performance of your torrent maybe for when you are testing out a new torrent site? We will now take a look at the files properties.ģ.2. Having the summary properties right under the list of torrents is very handy as with most other clients, properties are kind of hidden, or do not exist at all. But this is basically what you will see in the Summary Properties when you click a torrent.

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Click on any of the torrents in the list and you will see something similar to the pic that accompanies this text. You can also add torrents to the BitComet list by simply dragging a torrent file into the main window or click File - Open Torrent (or CTRL+O). Choose your download location and let the download begin. Once you have found something you'd like to download click the torrent file and it should automatically download, When it opens automatically in BitComet, a window will popup with a list of files that are in the torrent and where you'd like to save the data. BitComet has a list of torrent sites on the left bar of the main window, double click one of the links to open it. Therefore to download something, you must go to a torrent site and download a torrent file which will then open with BitComet. As mentioned earlier on in this guide, torrent sites hold torrent files that allow you to download and share data with other users using the same torrents and trackers.

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