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The world's first Graphical Peer to Peer Network
ClipDoc is the first Graphical P2P Network.
It is also a graphical instant-messenger that
anyone can use on a private LAN. It is not only
free, but it generates money with advertising.
ClipDoc is introducing the world's first
Graphical P2P Network for Corporate and Internet
environments, with the following features:
- Graphical Instant-Messaging
- Graphical File-Sharing
- Graphical Net Meetings
- Graphical Forums
- Graphical e-mails
Beside,
- Client and Server applications are free.
- Server administrators can earn money by controlling
| | - to 75% of their network's advertising traffic.
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Pictures and detailed information can be seen at
http://www.clipdoc.com
This new release of ClipDoc is the answer to two
questions:
Question 1:
| | - the future of file-sharing made of one gigantic
network where everything can be shared, or will it be
based on thousands of small ones, each being dedicated
- highly specialized resources ?
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Question 2:
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bothered by angry lawyers ?
Answer 1:
- You guessed it, the future is plural, and this is
| | - ClipDoc is now also a file-sharing network.
Unlike its competitors, images can be shared too,
thanks to automated thumbnail galleries.
- The server application is offered for free,
- that anyone can run his/her own network,
- a secure LAN or the Internet.
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- ClipDoc clients can access all network servers
(that want to).
- 75% of all advertising banners are controlled by
network administrators, to let them earn money.
Private networks only have 67%.
Answer 2:
- ClipDoc (client) is basically an http/ftp server
running from home. Users are responsible for what
they publish, like any webmaster. The server is only
routing users to volatile web sites.
- The server's search engine does not know WHICH files
| | - is sharing, but what KIND of files, and how many.
This is obviously less effective to find one particular
file, but because you have to see what is available,
- process opens up your mind to what you would never
think of. Beside, file names are useless when looking
- images, software, and many other resources.
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Another extremely useful feature is the integrated
link extractor, designed to download images (or anything
else) from galleries (or any web page).
If you've never tried deep-linking, follow the given
examples and you will be amazed...
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