Hi guys,
 
Thanks, Xavier Roche et al,  for giving the world 
such a great tool.
I'm using the graphical version of WinHTTrack
v3.33-RC6, helping to test it after my happy
experience with v3.32. I have two points to 
make.
 
First, during mirroring the data transfer rate and 
the number of links scanned are shown with 
extra values in brackets, so:
 
    Transfer rate      100 KiB/s (x KiB/s)
    Links scanned     50/172    (+ y).
 
However, the manuals and the FAQs do not tell you
what the bracketed values, x and y, stand for.
 
Second, here is a peculiar result I obtain when I 
try to download a large number of images. I create
a text file containing the list the URLs, so 
 
    <http://216.239.59.104/roseanna.jpg>
    <http://www.goodpictureserver.com/pic001.jpg> 
    <http://www.goodpictureserver.com/pic002.jpg>
 
    ...
    ...
 
    <http://www.goodpictureserver.com/pic999.jpg>
 
    ... etc. etc.
 
Then I use HTTrack to mirror from the list. I have
discovered that I get many more "Service not available(503)"
errors using this list than when I use a text file with
exactly the same URLs, but without the "http://" prefix.
That is, with every other setting remaining the same,
I get many more type-503 errors when I use the above 
list, and also more often, than when I use the list
 
    216.239.59.104/roseanna.jpg
    www.goodpictureserver.com/pic001.jpg 
    www.goodpictureserver.com/pic002.jpg
 
    ...
    ...
 
    www.goodpictureserver.com/pic999.jpg
 
    ... etc. etc.
 
Is there any explanation for this phenomenon?