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Files Share Server(efilego) v. 3.2 Files share server, no need for client installing. It is a web based http server, your friend can visit it by www internet browser. People can download or upload large files from your computer by internet browser( IE/Netscape/Opera/etc.) You can use it as a public file distribution server.It can send large files which email can not. It can send large attachments. Use it for sharing your pictures.... [read more] [download now] | | | add to my programs | add to my alerts | suggest to a friend | report error | request review
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