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SchedLeech
is a small Win9x / ME / 2000 / XP / Vista / Windows 7 utility that downloads
a file from the internet (http protocol) in fixed intervals and stores
it to the local hard disk. When minimized, SchedLeech resides in
the system tray. The user can edit the referrer, select a user agent,
format the output filename by time/date freely or based upon a bunch
of templates.
Features
and Screenshot
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Processes
a referrer URL |
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Selectable
user agent (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Safari) |
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Retrying
options on download failure |
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Placeholders
for name of output file (Time/Date etc.) and predefined templates |
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Autostart
leeching and "hide on start" features |
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Event
logging |
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Minimizes
to system tray (but is still visible to Alt-Tab) |
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Revision History
| v1.0.0.10
01/04/2010 |
| - fix: Enforce saving of settings on logoff/shutdown
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| v1.0.0.9
12/28/2009 |
| - add: Option to overwrite any existing file
- chg: Updated user agents list
- chg: Disclaimer does not show a countdown button anymore
- chg: Use new style of directory selection dialog
- chg: Minor UI changes
- fix: Thread handle leak
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| v1.0.0.8
08/24/2008 21:30 |
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fix: GDI handle leak in systray animation |
| v1.0.0.7
10/28/2003 15:13 |
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fix: link English MFC resources |
| v1.0.0.6
06/04/2003 21:00 ** first public release ** |
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add: exemption from liability at first start
- fix: stop retrying on schedule stop
see the beta revision history here. |
Download
Download
the current public release of SchedLeech from this page. SchedLeech
is FREEWARE. Nobody may demand money for it.
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size
(zipped) |
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SchedLeech |
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v1.0.0.10 |
01/04/2010 |
java? |
java? |
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Installation
Notes
The
installation of SchedLeech is fairly easy, so don't be anxious to try
it on your own. Just follow the step-by-step instructions:
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If
SchedLeech is still zipped, unzip it first. Refer to the manual
of your packer if you don't know how to do so. |
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(2) |
Create
a new directory in your program folder (e.g. C:\Program Files)
named SchedLeech. |
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Copy
or move SchedLeech.exe to the newly created folder. |
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Start
SchedLeech by double-clicking on SchedLeech.exe |
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(5) |
Read
the displayed Exemption from Liability carefully and accept it
if you agree with the conditions. |
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