WGET for Windows

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If you are in the habit of using the Windows Operating System, chances are that you may come across the term WGET, which is basically a file transfer protocol, or more commonly known as a protocol. It is used all over the internet and is used by programs such as Google's Gopher. So, what exactly is it? Well, it is a common term that is used in connection with computers.

How to download yet. Basically, when Windows first boots up, it will open a series of dialogue boxes, and one of these boxes will usually be a file menu. The file menu will give you all kinds of options, such as to select a program to run, save a file or even browse to a website. Generally speaking, there will always be a box for you to select a "file" option, and most often that file selection will be "wget".

How to download wget with different host directories. When you first encounter the file menu, you may notice that there is a "different host" option, and you may wonder what the difference is here. In actuality, there are actually a few different options that you can select, and they will all serve different purposes. When you get ready to choose a file to transfer, you should always look at the "file" option, because that is what it will use as the method of transferring the file from one computer to another.