does anybody know of any good sites to get nfos besides plain2k3 and nforce?
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does anybody know of any good sites to get nfos besides plain2k3 and nforce?
no, what is nfos?
if you don't know don't just spam the topic <_<
I expected another thread on how to read nfo's
but was surprised, as too the posted Q those are the best sites listed
to people that don't know a nfo pronounced N-fo =info
contains all the info of a release, be it game software or movie
contains all pertinent info about the release
you can open it in notepad or get a nfo reader (makes them look pretty) I believe dame is the best
i wasnt spamming, just curious to know what the hell that was, it looked interesting, and now that i know what he was asking, i know what your talking about, ive seen it with keygens and shit like that, always open with notepad(i do) <_< and proper sentence structure helps for those of us who aren't familiar with some of the obscure acronyms. (ie: nfos nfo's)
Open them with Getdiz. As to where to find them? They are included with a lot of stuff you download from Kazaa. Is there some specific .nfo file you're looking for?
heres a great linkQuote:
Originally posted by Mïcrösöül°V³@23 October 2003 - 04:30
obscure acronyms. (ie: nfos nfo's)
http://www.acronymfinder.com/
or for great internet abrevations
http://bovis.gyuvet.ch/3dict/390ainet.htm
thank you B)
also, on a lot of the more recent releases @ ShareReactor, you can actually click a link in the release details to read the nfo online.
this may help if you're looking for one that you've lost. But if you queue up some nfos in eMule, they don't take long to download at all, as
it pushes out the small files.
thanks for the responses, i was just trying to find nfos for 0 day and other releases that the two sites i mentioned dont have (sample cds for music programs, plug-ins
for apps...junk like that.