Internet Express FlashGet new use skills

Internet Express FlashGet is a veteran download tool, which is very popular among netizens. Now I will share some tips on how to use the express train. I hope to help everyone and make the express run faster.

Q: Recently I have encountered a strange problem with FlashGet. Every time I open a webpage, I will automatically capture some GIF or MP3 files in the webpage to be downloaded, and also pop up the download prompt box. Does it automatically capture it?

A: Click on the menu bar "Tools → Options", in the pop-up window, switch to the "Monitor" tab, where the monitoring download is completely disabled.

Q: When downloading hundreds of megabytes of large files, FlashGet always has to die for a while before starting to download. Can this problem be solved?

A: This happens because the program needs to generate a file with the suffix ".jc" on the hard disk. The system will generate the same size for the file and the same size for downloading the file before downloading. . The solution is: In the "Options" window, switch to the "Other" tab, prohibit the "Apply disk space after file size" option, so you do not need to allocate disk space each time you download the file.

Q: Since FlashGet 1.5 version, I have the function of adding download tasks through the command line. What is the operation method?

A: The command line format is: FlashGet Download Address The name of the saved directory, ie: FlashGet "www.amazesoft.com/fgf150.exe" "C:\\Downloads". If the second parameter is omitted, the Add New Download Task dialog box will pop up automatically. With this method, you can make a task that needs to be downloaded into a batch file and add it all at once.
The format of the specific batch file is as follows:

Path "X:\\Program Files\\FlashGet"

FlashGet "www.amazesoft.com/fgf150.exe" "Default File Storage Path "

............
The Path command is used to switch the current directory to the FlashGet installation folder. If you have not installed FlashGet to the default directory, modify the path yourself.

Q: Last time I downloaded the file from FTP, I saw that there is a speed control bar under FlashGet, but I don’t know how it is gone. How do I call it out?

A: Select the menu bar "Tools → Speed ​​Limit Mode → Manual".

Q: The default maximum number of threads for FlashGet is 10, and only 8 tasks are performed at the same time. But I hope to increase the number of threads and tasks to fully increase the download speed and efficiency. Is there any way?

A: The method of changing the number of threads is: run the registry, locate it in "HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareJetcarJetcarGeneral", create a new DWORD value under it, rename it to "Max Parallel Num", and change its key value to you. The number of threads you want, be aware that this value cannot exceed 30.

The method of changing the number of tasks is: run the registry, locate it in "HKEY-CURRENT-USERSoftwareJetcarJetcarGeneral", create a new DWORD value, rename it to "MaxSimjobs", and change its key value to what you want. The number of tasks that can be performed simultaneously can be as high as 32767.

Q: After clicking the download link, FlashGet has no response, and does not pop up the "Add New Download Task" dialog box, and after selecting "Use FlashGet Download" in the right-click pop-up menu of the IE, the program still does not move. How can I solve it?

A: First, switch to the "Monitor" tab in the "Options" window, click the "Default Downloader" button in the "Browser" item, and then click "OK" in the pop-up dialog box. Button. If it still cannot be solved, enter regsvr32 X:\\Program Files\\FlashGet\\Jccatch.dll in "Start → Run" to register the Jccatch.dll file.

Q: Some FTP sites do not support PASV mode, and some support it. How can I disable PASV mode in FlashGet?

A: In the "Options" window, switch to the "Proxy Server" tab, edit "Direct Connection", disable the "PASV" function.