A users' JD crashes and the first thing to ask is:
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Originally Posted by Jiaz
Do you have Nero installed?
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22.01.2010, 11:51
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Not yet.
You can save the list of completed packages from the Remote Control plugin (it returns XML). You would then delete your completed packages. You need to enable the remote control plugin and restart JD. Then, in your browser's address bar type hxxp://localhost:10025/get/downloads/finishedlist If you use Firefox, it follows the standard and does not display XML without display instructions (XSL), so the page will look blank. Use File - Save page as (Ctrl+S) to save to a file. Or just use View - Page source (Ctrl+U). You can also use "IE Tab" to view the XML (or you could actually use the evil program itself). I just tried it for the first time. It actually includes all of your packages that are in JD and lists the completed links (in detail). 
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22.01.2010, 12:39
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Ciao a Lei!
 You can also select the downloaded packages and links. You then select "Copy URL" in the context menu. You'll get a text in your clipboard that you can paste into a text file. See also : Feature #176: DownloadHistory Last edited by remi; 22.01.2010 at 14:56.
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22.01.2010, 12:45
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Moved->Suggestions & Wishes!
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