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		<title>Upload Class 1</title>
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				<p>Simple upload class with features such as <br /><br />- Upload of multiple files at the same time.<br />- Filtering uploads by size and extension.<br />- Uploads to configurable subdirs based on date.<br />- Automatic file renaming if a file with the same name exists.<br />- Transloading. Copying files from a different host to the local host. (Like Imageshack does)<br />- And more...</p>
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