Download GetRight Pro 6.3d

Headlight Software has updated its GetRight download manager to version 6.3d. This program has a number of features to make downloading files faster and easier. By downloading the same file, if possible, from different sources at the same time, the amount of available bandwidth can be used in the best possible way. Furthermore, it also has the ability to download BitTorrent files and podcasts, and downloaded music files can be automatically added to playlists in iTunes or Windows Media Player. In version 6.3d we find no earth-shattering changes. The changelog mainly shows a list of minor changes and improvements:

Changes in GetRight 6.3d:

• Changed how segmenting/accelerating data is stored. This allows breaking up a file into many more pieces and storing more efficiently.
• Changed how “Open” saves files back to the old way….but added the option on the Advanced–Saving about where to save files clicked as “Open” on the “Save/Open” window.
• Added one-time-prompt about detecting URLs on the clipboard.
• Added so Verify should save states better; if add something in the middle, shouldn’t make it restart, etc. (Pressing F5 will reset all the verify states.)
• Added “GetRight Import Types (*.grx;*.urls;*.lst)” as a quick convenience default for when importing.
• Added so QuickSync does some “make unique filename” so INDEX.HTM?xyz would get saved better.
• Added so Importing a list of URLs will do the “make unique filename” too.
• Fixed saving comments entered on the Save As
• Fixed so Verify won’t override user-given filenames if the file type is the same. (So ​​it will still fix xyz.php to abc.zip; but not zyx.zip to abc.zip)
• Fixed restoring the “Save As” window location–didn’t work right all the time.
• Fixed problems/messages if cancel a drag-dropped torrent file.
• Fixed to move to Recycle Bin for any files in a multi-file torrent download that is deleted.
• Added so Quicksync will do podcasts now.
• Fixed a resource leak when downloading as tray icons.
• Fixed a couple of buttons that didn’t do “screen reader” mode.
• Separate “AdminPrivSetting” to set the things that need administrator in Vista,etc. Runs as a separate program so Vista will prompt to allow it.
• A number of things on the Lightning/Gozilla compile side (including there now being a whole Gozilla build!)

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