From: jack@lgcsolutions.com   
      
   > >> 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.   
      
   Remeber that your download speed is proportional to your upload speed!   
      
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