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#1 I966

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Posted 31 August 2008 - 01:03 PM

Thank yon again
But I have something to suggest as we all knows, when we download via ur nice software we use DVD or CD writers to burn the data to use it when needed, so if u can add something like "successful list" to use it on pc to find more updates and not download every thing from zero, as we all know we cant use DVDs or CDs to find new updates, but with the "successful list" we can copy to autopatcher folder on pc and download only new updates, as I can imagine the program will read the "successful list" and download new updates,
I hope u understand what I am trying to say,

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#2 Cristiano

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Posted 31 August 2008 - 05:08 PM

apup already do something like that. it compares what you have in apup folder and make the proper changes. we can't add an "successful list" because sometimes some updates are replaced by another ones. so, if you have an kb999998, what in that list will make that kb be erased and be replaced by an kb999999? of course, you may burn into an cd. i do that too. but i also keep that on hd. if space is an issue, you may copy from cd to hd when updating. then, you will never need download everything again, just the updates

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Posted 31 August 2008 - 06:22 PM

 Cristiano, on Aug 31 2008, 05:08 PM, said:

you may burn into an cd. i do that too. but i also keep that on hd. if space is an issue, you may copy from cd to hd when updating. then, you will never need download everything again, just the updates
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now we talk :rolleyes:

i don't need the list for what i have updated, i mean for what i have already downloaded

anyway it is very nice work

Edited by I966, 31 August 2008 - 06:24 PM.






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