MyIE etc. with a download manager

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Spoon2001

DLExpert will handle files I download through Internet Explorer, but it
doesn't monitor clicks when I use MyIE. In MyIE I can often right-click on
a link and click on "Download by DLExpert", but sometimes a direct link to
the ZIP or EXE is not available (e.g. through download.com, etc.), and in
these cases it's hard to get DLExpert to handle the download.

So my question is, have you found a good combination of a download manager
and one of the "IE Shell" browsers?
 
Spoon2001 said:
DLExpert will handle files I download through Internet Explorer, but
it doesn't monitor clicks when I use MyIE. In MyIE I can often
right-click on a link and click on "Download by DLExpert", but
sometimes a direct link to the ZIP or EXE is not available (e.g.
through download.com, etc.), and in these cases it's hard to get
DLExpert to handle the download.

So my question is, have you found a good combination of a download
manager and one of the "IE Shell" browsers?
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LeechGet integrates with and works smoothly with Avant. I wouldn't be
surprised if it works with other IEshells as well.
 
Been using Net Transport ( http://lycos26486.l78.lycos.com.cn/default.htm ) with My IE2 for ages. Works just fine.

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Jack

S> DLExpert will handle files I download through Internet Explorer, but
S> it doesn't monitor clicks when I use MyIE. In MyIE I can often
S> right-click on a link and click on "Download by DLExpert", but
S> sometimes a direct link to the ZIP or EXE is not available (e.g.
S> through download.com, etc.), and in these cases it's hard to get
S> DLExpert to handle the download.

S> So my question is, have you found a good combination of a download
S> manager and one of the "IE Shell" browsers?
 
DLExpert will handle files I download through Internet Explorer, but it
doesn't monitor clicks when I use MyIE. In MyIE I can often right-click on
a link and click on "Download by DLExpert", but sometimes a direct link to
the ZIP or EXE is not available (e.g. through download.com, etc.), and in
these cases it's hard to get DLExpert to handle the download.
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Common problem.

Did you configure MyIE2 to use DLExpert as the default DL manager?

Bob
 
DLExpert will handle files I download through Internet Explorer, but it
doesn't monitor clicks when I use MyIE. In MyIE I can often right-click on
a link and click on "Download by DLExpert", but sometimes a direct link to
the ZIP or EXE is not available (e.g. through download.com, etc.), and in
these cases it's hard to get DLExpert to handle the download.

So my question is, have you found a good combination of a download manager
and one of the "IE Shell" browsers?
Click to expand...
(Supposed MyIE2 ...)

Stardownloader http://www.stardownloader.com
Download Express http://www.metaproducts.com
 
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