DoogIeLand

Yes, that's exactly what I meant. I found the answer too: - Click View -> Toolbar -> Buttons -> (Check mark) for: 'Move Up' and 'Move Down' Then if you have your list sorted by a column, click the column once or twice to unsort it, then you can move the tasks up or down to queue your torrents. Once a torrent finishes the next on the list will start. To make a torrent stop automatically: Options -> Task -> BitTorrent -> Task Seeding Rules: - Check Auto stop task when satisfying all conditions: - This is where you set the task to stop uploading after it finishes downloading ( PLEASE keep share ratio to at least 1.0 please, to share at least what you took.) The conditions are all self-explanatory.

We are able to allow set the number of tasks to download/upload (Options > Tasks > Maximum number of concurrent seeding BitTorrent tasks), but it will just pick the next one in the list, which we have no control over. I would love to be able to assign a queue for download order. I think assigning a number would be best because then we could also sort by download order. However you want to do it would be good, as long as we can switch the order. Thanks, Chris

here is what I want: Bitcomet to scan every file type (.* or *.*) I am not sure how to set it up though. Any help I found does not explain how to setup for all file types, and it ignores the execute parameter setting. Here is what I have in my Virus Scan settings: - Checked Box - Perform a virus scan upon finishing task download. Anti-virus path: C:\Program Files\AVAST Software\Avast\ashQuick.exe (are you sure there isn't a thourough scan?) Execute Parameter: %1 (I just guessed that) Extension file types which will be scanned: .* (I am not sure about this, I never found proper instructions) I don't think its working, I watched as a download completed and I could not see a scan being performed, I even checked my avast scan log and found no scans. Can anyone help me? (Most important is the Execute Parameter and File extensions, and then the avast quick scan vs. thourough if possible) Thanks, Doogie!