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Connecting to a DC++ Server Guide

The document provides 7 steps to connect to a new DC++ server, including starting DC++, clicking on Favorite Hubs and the new button to add server details such as the nickname, ticking the box to auto connect to the new server on startup, selecting the connection and clicking connect, and sharing only useful content as a responsible user.

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Connecting to a DC++ Server Guide

The document provides 7 steps to connect to a new DC++ server, including starting DC++, clicking on Favorite Hubs and the new button to add server details such as the nickname, ticking the box to auto connect to the new server on startup, selecting the connection and clicking connect, and sharing only useful content as a responsible user.

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The following steps will show you how to connect to a new DC++ server.

Step 1: Start DC++

Step 2: Once connected, click on Favorite Hubs (the yellow star).

Step 3: Click on the new button below the large empty space.

Step 4: Now fill up the details as follows. Click on OK once done. Caution: If you use nick here, this will override the nick given in the global settings. Leave blank if you dont want so.

Step 5: Now tick the box left to iimb-sigma. This will make DC++ auto connect to the new server every time DC starts.

Step 6: To connect and start downloading, select on the new connection and click on connect.

Step 7: Enjoy your stay on the hub. Be a responsible DC++er, by sharing useful content (not windows or program files)

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