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 After that all that's left for you to do, is to upload the //.torrent// file on one or more index sites and wait for other peers to find the stuff you shared on that site, download the //.torrent// file and start downloading from you. Therefore, don't forget to leave your client and the task running continuously for a while (at least until you can see another one or two additional seeds created inside the swarm).
+<html><span style=color:darkred;font-weight:bold>Attention!</span><br></html><file>If you upload your torrent on private trackers' index sites you'll be required to re-download the .torrent file you
+uploaded and add it in your Task List before being able to seed (at least most of them will ask you this).
+That is because they modify the .torrent file and embed pass-keys in it in order to permit access to the tracker only
+for their members.
+Therefore, make sure that you remove from your Task List the task which was added when you clicked on the "Make Torrent"
+button.
+After that re-download the .torrent file which you uploaded to the index site, then in the Task Properties dialog
+that pops up, point it to the location where the files of the torrent reside and after the automatic hash-check that
+will follow, it will be added as a seeding task in your Task List.</file>
+**Therefore, make sure that you read very attentively the uploading rules for every index site you will use.**
 Below you will find a detailed description of the Torrent Maker UI and it's options.

A free C++ BitTorrent/HTTP/FTP Download Client

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