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Self-explanatory (see screenshot) | Self-explanatory (see screenshot above) | ||
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IMPORTANT!: You need an anidb apipass! | IMPORTANT!: You need an anidb apipass! | ||
You can set your apipass in your profile options. (See Screenshot) Input a desired pass in the set api key field | You can set your apipass in your profile options. (See Screenshot) Input a desired pass in the set api key field | ||
[[Image:Api_Pass]] | |||
# First download the latest version of avdump here (http://static.anidb.net/client/avdump.rar) | # First download the latest version of avdump here (http://static.anidb.net/client/avdump.rar) | ||
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# Now rightclick on the shortcut you just created and click properties | # Now rightclick on the shortcut you just created and click properties | ||
# As in the screenshot to the left input @ target: -o -ac:anidbusername:apipass -p | # As in the screenshot to the left input @ target: -o -ac:anidbusername:apipass -p | ||
[[Image:Avdump2.jpg]] | |||
# Aply and press OK | # Aply and press OK | ||
# Rightclick on the shortcut and press rename. Rename it too Avdump Auto Creq. Aply and Ok | # Rightclick on the shortcut and press rename. Rename it too Avdump Auto Creq. Aply and Ok | ||
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## Now go down untill you see: "Enable Hidden Files and Folders" | ## Now go down untill you see: "Enable Hidden Files and Folders" | ||
## Press Apply and Ok | ## Press Apply and Ok | ||
[[Image:Image:Hidden-Files-and-Folders.jpg]] | |||
# Rightclick the shortcut and press cut. | # Rightclick the shortcut and press cut. | ||
# Now in the explorer adress bar type: x:\Documents and Settings\user\SendTo. x: being the hdd windows is installed on and user being your username in windows. | # Now in the explorer adress bar type: x:\Documents and Settings\user\SendTo. x: being the hdd windows is installed on and user being your username in windows. | ||