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download protocol

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download protocol
The communications protocol used to transmit a file to a user, also known as a file transfer protocol. For example, the Internet uses HTTP and FTP. Unix systems use FTP and UUCP. Using a general-purpose communications program to download from a BBS or private site requires selecting a common protocol at both ends. Zmodem has been widely used. See download.


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The DVB Project required support for Multicast download protocols.
High speed download protocol (similar to current broadband Internet speeds) which allow fast access to data stored in the card enabling the Orange mobile user to connect their mobile equipment (SIM + Handset) and manage their personal data from their PC - Exclusive access to dedicated Orange content stored within the multimedia SIM.
These included additional account management capabilities for merging accounts, the ability to download all files related to a single order at once, and the option for end users to specify their preferred download protocol.
 
 
 
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