You don't :).
What you have is a "pointer" to data holding your PDF spread out among
a bunch of other Internet users. So what you do is, you feed that
.torrent file to a torrent downloader, also known as a "bittorrent
client". "Transmission" is the default app in Ubuntu these days, I
prefer KTorrent myself. There's a bunch. Anyways, once such an app
sees your .torrent file, it asks where you want to save the .PDF data.
You tell it, tell it "go" basically, it goes and looks for your PDF.
Jim
On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 12:27 PM, Josef Lowder<
joe@actionline.com> wrote:
> I just downloaded something with a long filename that ends in this:
> Feb.2008.pdf.4460470.TPB.torrent
> So how does one unpack a "torrent" file to get to the ".pdf" it holds?
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