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I’ve noticed that some Rapidshare users create rather large link lists some times containing over 500 files per list.
Ever come across a massive list whose list you wanted to extract in minutes?
Here are the steps
1. Save the linklist as a text file from your browser
2. Open the text file, select all text and paste in excel
3. On the next worksheet copy this formula give below on the first cell
=IF((LEFT(Sheet1!A1,(5))=”http:”),Sheet1!A1,”")
4. Copy the formula across how many ever lines you need the links to be extracted from
5. Your list of links is ready to be exported to Rapidshare Manager 
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You can also use opera, click show links at the left, and here you go
Great suggestion with Opera. Worked like a charm. Thanks
Why would a downloading service like RS provide such a crippled linked list is beyond me.