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15-Oct-2004, 10:54 PM #1
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This Maybe A Dumb Question But, On Winmx What Do I Need To Set My Outgoing And Incoming Bandwith Throttles At If Im Using A T1 Connection
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Sorry, we don't provide support for P2P programs.
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