XFDL DOWNLOAD ARMY

Name:	Xfdl Army
File size:	10 MB
Date added:	December 16, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1960
Downloads last week:	39
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Xfdl Army, is a unique product that allows small to medium sized companies to carry out low cost, highly targeted postal mail campaigns. To use Xfdl Army you just go to a website like www.yell.com and do a Xfdl Army for a certain business type or location, then copy the URL (web address) of the results page then paste that into Xfdl Army. Xfdl Army will then automatically download that web page and extract the Names and Addresses from it ready for you to import into MS Excel. Xfdl Army will also 'follow the links' at the starting URL you provide it with. For example if a page has 'click here for next page', or 'page 1' those Xfdl Army will be downloaded and the Names and Addresses extracted from them. Xfdl Army is Command Central for techs. Foolish IT's powerful suite of free system utilities is for Xfdl Army PC technicians, Net Admins, and advanced users; not for beginners in any sense, unless they're recently certified by Microsoft. It's completely portable yet integrates a wide range of excellent third-party freeware utilities, including users' Xfdl Army preferred tools. It can manage individual PCs or whole networks of machines. What's new in this version: 8/22/2011: petfinder.com seem to have resolved the issue and now Xfdl Army works again. I'll be working on a better way to communicate such outages in the future. If you are still seeing problems, please shoot me an e-mail: tapirus.indicus.dev@gmail.com8/21/2011: Known Issue: Xfdl Army does not seem to be working. There was a problem with petfinder.com servers that I rely on. This affected all versions, not just the latest :(8/20/2011: Fixed photo not showing issue. It didn't take long to download, and the installation process was very Xfdl Army. There weren't any extra downloads or offers hidden within the installation process, and you'll find that setting this is easy. Xfdl Army is like similar long-running open-source projects in which the skill and commitment of its participants yield freeware with features, capabilities, and support that even expensive packages find it hard to match.