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Zero3K:
Description from the FileForum listing:

Pando is free software that lets you send and receive files and folders of any size with your existing email account. Send your home videos, giant presentations and entire folders of original quality photos to anyone with an email address. It bypasses email attachment limits, Opens .pando attachments emailed to you, and accelerates downloads of huge files and folders.
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Pando

Homepage: http://www.pando.com/beta/
Download: http://www.pando.com/download/Pando_Beta_Setup.exe
Forums: http://www.pando.com/phpbb/index.php
License: Freeware

brotherS:
Hmm, looks good, but why would one install this as long as there's http://www.yousendit.com/ ? :)

Pando

Zero3K:
Because YouSendIt is web-based while Pando is an application that uses BitTorrent as its backend.

brotherS:
Because YouSendIt is web-based while Pando is an application that uses BitTorrent as its backend.
-Zero3K (December 13, 2005, 10:06 AM)
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While BitTorrent itself is a great technology that's still no reason for me :)
Being able to use resume on sending big files would be one. Other hints? Anyone actually used it yet?

Deozaan:
I've used it. I thought I heard from it here but considering how old this thread is, maybe I didn't.

It's actually quite nice, and it seems that it's not exactly BitTorrent.

I've only shared files with one other person, so I'm not sure how it works with lots of people, but to me it seems like you upload your file to a server (with resuming abilities!) and the server then serves the file to the other person. I've had the other person work on the download while my computer was off or pando was not active, as long as I had finished uploading it in the first place. It's great in that it seems to work a lot like those sites like YouSendIt, but with file resuming. It lets you add files up to 1GB but if a file is bigger than that you can easily make a split archive and just send multiple files each less than 1GB.

I really like it for personal file sharing. :Thmbsup:

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