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Here you will find several torrents for latest science books. Each torrent has different books:

http://thepiratebay.org/search/Great%20Science%20Textbooks/0/7/600

http://batusai575forever.blogspot.com/2009/05/books-collection.html 

No matter which web browser you use, there should be some options for showing cookies. In Firefox go to Option menu which you will find under the Tools tab. Then click show cookies. There you will find megaupload or rapidshare cookies if you have visited those sites before. These cookies keep tracks of your activity on their respective website. If you delete those cookies you will be able to visit those websites as a first time visitor probably. This idea is useful when you are downloading files. If deleting only megaupload and rapidlibrary cookies doesn’t work, try deleting all the cookies and browsing history.

Use download manager to download. If you are already downloading a file, pause that download and start a new download. I don’t know whether parallel downloads are possible for megaupload and rapidshare files. You can try it preceding way. If they show that your IP is already downloading a file, even if you are not downloading, try changing your IP address or MAC......

Windows XP SP2 Firewall 

Whenever 'Listen Port' is mentioned, it refers to the Listen Port you have chosen here in BitComet: 
Options > Preferences > "Listen Port" 

Go to Start > Settings > Control Panel > Network and Internet Connections > Network Connections. 

Right click the Local Area Connection and choose Properties (if there is more than one use the one that says Connected underneath). Then click the Advanced tab. 

Click the Settings button and go to the "Exceptions" tab. Click the Add Program button. Select BitComet then click OK. 

Windows XP SP1 Firewall 

Go to Start > Settings > Control Panel > Network and Internet Connections > Network Connections. 

Right click the Local Area Connection and choose Properties (if there is more than one use the one that says Connected underneath). Then click the Advanced tab. 

Click the Settings button at the bottom. In the Advanced Settings......

By default, BitComet allows very few peer connections per task. Although this may give slower speeds when you first install BitComet, the stability is increased, which is probably the best way to release a software like this.  

A good deal of extra speed can usually be gained by simply increasing the following: 

Options > Preferences > Advanced > Connection > "Maximum Connections per task" 
Options > Preferences > Advanced > Connection > "Connections to keep per task" 

I have set my "Maximum Connections per task" to 150 and my "Connections to keep per task" to 100 which gives me great speeds. But you should experiment to see what works best for your modem/router and internet connection. 

Please note that more isn't always better and setting these values too high could give you slower speeds and/or make your modem/router disconnect. For example, some people will tell you to set the "Maximum......

If u have several files u've started downloading in BitTorrent or any manager but want to start using BitComet. How can u import the files into Bitcomet when the original torrents were in a temporary folder and no longer exist?

Here is an answer : 

First check whether u have the torrent file (.torrent) of that downloading task. If u have it then its ok. If u don’t have it, u have download the torrent file again. When u have the torrent file, first go to bitcomet, then from the options tab select options, then select “Task”. On the screen u’ll see download menu. In the download menu there is ”Default destination directory:”. Click on the directory then click on ”….”. Set the directory to where u downloaded incomplete files from bittorrent. Close bitcomet & open the torrent file with Bitcomet & click ok & Walla!!!!!! 

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