Tom

Note that is not 'ApeXDC++', it's 'ApexDC++'.

We're making you wait for a very good reason - it hasn't been developed yet! It will be based on StrongDC++ RC11, which hasn't been released the the public yet. Once it is released, development will begin in earnest.

/me giggles at the thought that the picture is actually of Lee ;)

Oh, movable, righty.

Seems less user-friendly to me, what do others think?

There was a tree in DC:Pro, don't know about fulDC.

Surely there isn't much you can do to make it simple without changing the radio buttons? :P

I do think it could do with being more clear - many users with routers which support UPnP will automatically choose the UPnP option whether or not that's the one they really want. Thinking about it, surely there are only really two options needed - Active and Passive? Then have checkbox options for UPnP and random port numbers? Or am I being too idealistic? EDIT: Actually, now I think about it, the connection settings screen is an accident waiting to happen. Things like 'Don't allow hub/UPnP to override' are confusing for new users

Look, calm down. Getting angry over something that happens on t3h 1nt3rw3b is pointless. If the features you requested aren't on the to-do list, re-request them and they will be considered.

They do, as long as you don't set it to use UPnP. I'm planning on extending my connection check into a connection-help site as well as merely a tool, so hopefully that'll provide the help you requested :P

That's perfectly understandable. Likewise, I'm sure you appreciate that we want ApexDC++ to be a high quality client rather than a rush job :P

In that case why not have an 'Advanced Settings' group?

Testing... EDIT: OK, uploads now working :)

There aren't. PeerWeb DC++ was originally going to become neXT++, but the staff and community decided that it would be better to create an 'independent' client which could be supported by both PeerWeb and neXTPeer. So, ApexDC++ was created.

Don't we all. Hi, guys!

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