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Addax P2P 2.5

Publisher's Description:

ADDAX is a file sharing application operating on the Gnutella Network. It allows you to share any file such as .mp3s, .avis, .jpgs, .tiffs, etc. ADDAX is written in Java, and will run on any Windows computer. Distribute your unique content to the planet without having a website! At ADDAX, we are working to build up the future of open peer networks and the digital playground.

Our target is to fabricate a tool that permits to simply publish content to the world. Addax’s well-designed user interface is like no other P2P program available. ADDAX is able of numerous searches and is most well-known for its accessibility and compatibility. ADDAX is free and contain NO Spyware, NO Viruses, NO Trojans!

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Specifications:

Date Added:

26th January, 2008

License:

Freeware

File size:

4.3 MB

Price:

FREE

Operating System:

Windows 2000,Windows XP

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