From: marshall@astro.umd.edu   
      
   In article  Rob Kelk    
   writes:   
   >Postmaster  wrote:   
   >> Who can help me?   
      
   >If you're looking for something that hasn't been licenced in North   
   >America, you can probably find something on BitTorrent.  Don't ask me   
   >how to use BitTorrent, though...   
      
   Using BitTorrent is actually very easy -- download the program, install it,   
   find a BT file you want to download, click the link, pick a directory/folder   
   to save it in, and away it goes.  The installation must associate the BT   
   file type with the BT program for you so that you don't really have to do   
   anything but find the files and links you want to download.  That's the   
   harder part.  :)  But as noted, AnimeSuki.com is a good place to start.   
   I've tried it, but it always takes way too long for me.  I don't feel like   
   letting a download run for say 8 hours overnight just to see one 25 minute   
   episode the next day.  *shrug*  It does seem like a good service though.   
   You just have to be very patient.   
      
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