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Ah, I see it now. It only displays when more than 0.

Is there a way to mark "Solved.:

It is important to know how long the (non-paused items) queue length is so you can pause/unpause items to suit available data.

Can't find a way of seeing it.

Did the find&replace action on the ini file. Thaks for the help everyone.

I have quite a few. And now I am starting to be plagued with so-called e-books which are 17kb exe files. Editing each feed in the list one by one to add &minsize=0.1 is not a trivial task. Anybody have any suggestions? Maybe the rss_data.sab file just needs its extension changed to be a common d...

Thanks

Is there any way to achieve this, or must I just disconnect from the Internet, start SAB, Pause it, then reconnect?

Aha!! That will do all the nzb-files. Can always manipulate folder contents to make it do what I want. Good suggestion. (How to make the system work for you!!!).

Is there any way to add a folder full of nzb.gz files in one go (multi-select), or MUST they (painfully) be added one-by-one? Strictly speaking, it should be possible to do the coding. It is, after all, just processing a list with existing code.

A bit of experimentation showed I can use Priority:Forced (in reverse order) to achieve that.

Explanation, if needed :) You have a fairly long queue. Not necessarily added in the order you want to download the stuff. And perhaps some downloads are paused while you "test" something. It would be nice if you could pause all, then un-pause the stuff you want to download first, and then...

Got it, thanks.

I have both "free" and "paid for" download times. If at the end of my "free" time I have only a few MB left to download of the file at the top of the queue I might decide to finish it in my "paid for" time. But then it starts downloading the next file in the q...

Not supported means no further development. It sometimes means that questions/problems might not be answered.

I use smpl white all the time. To me it is the best

Actually, it says at the left of each row what it means: Red is Finished (downloaded), green is Active (being downloaded), yellow is waiting (the par2 files, only downloaded if needed.)

Exactly it, thanks.