

For them, DAM picks up where ordinary browser-integrated download managers leave off.ĭAM's setup includes the option to integrate the program with most current browsers. Many folks around the world still access the Web that way, only now they're trying to download broadband-choking files over phone lines, byte by tiny byte.

To that end, DAM offers features specifically designed to make downloads easier, such as dial-up options. For instance, you can schedule DAM to download files at night, when local traffic is lighter (or rates lower).

DAM lets you schedule, pause, and resume multiple downloads, which can be a big help to users who have limited bandwidth or access time, especially when downloading large files such as movies. But DAM does serve as a free, browser-integrated download manager. Software that promises to speed up your download is almost invariably limited by something it can't effect, namely your Internet connection, and that's the case with Download Accelerator Manager, aka DAM.
