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  1. 28th Jun 2005 05:58 #1
    scavenga
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    Hi, I've been trying to get my hands on NecflashX, but the developer's link just deadends, and I can't find it anywhere else...

    Does anyone know of a working link, or have a copy they could email to me?

    Thanks!
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  2. 28th Jun 2005 07:24 #2
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    Did you try a google?
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  3. 28th Jun 2005 07:31 #3
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    Originally Posted by terryj
    Did you try a google?
    Why yes, of course. Hopefully, I'm not that retarded.

    The problem is, every site I've checked hotlinks to the developer's site, rather than host the file locally. And, as the developer's site is down...
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  4. 28th Jun 2005 14:07 #4
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    I have necflashx.
    PM your email address to me and I will send it to you.
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    I just downloaded the latest version here.

    http://binflash.cdfreaks.com/
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  6. 30th Jun 2005 02:18 #6
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    Binflash and NecflashX are different programs, although they both do the same thing. Binflash works only in Terminal, and you have to run (type) the commands manually. NecflashX has a GUI, so it's point and click with the mouse. Easier, cleaner, and less daunting for many (including me).
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