Pando was a file-sharing program that allowed users to download and share files quickly and easily. One of its main advantages was its excellent download speed and easy setup, allowing users to start using the program quickly and get the most out of it.

In addition, it made it easy to share files with friends by sending emails with .pando files, allowing recipients to download the shared files easily. Pando also supported .torrent files, which allowed users to download files from the BitTorrent network.

Pando was a convenient option for sending large files via email or posting downloadable files on the web. It did not require registration and allowed users to know whether their files had been downloaded and how often. In addition, recipients did not need to be connected to the Internet to download files.

In terms of how it worked, the program used a combination of p2p transfers and storage on secure servers to facilitate file downloading and sharing. When a user wanted to share a file, it was immediately uploaded to the Pando servers, and an email containing a .pando file was sent to the recipients. When the .pando file was opened, the recipients initiated a direct p2p transfer from the sender's machine, the Pando servers, and other recipients, all in an encrypted manner.

Another advantage was that it was a clean program, i.e., it contained no spyware or adware, so there were no viruses or malware to worry about when using it.

The process of sharing files via email with Pando was relatively simple. First, the user had to select the file(s) or folder(s) to be shared and click "Share new." The file or folder was then uploaded to Pando's servers.

At the same time, an email with an attached .pando file was sent to the selected recipients. The .pando file contained information about the location of the shared files.

The recipients had to open the attached .pando file in the email to download the shared files. A direct p2p transfer was initiated from the sender's machine, Pando's servers, and other recipients, all in an encrypted manner.

It is important to note that Pando did not allow files to be sent directly via email but used email to send a .pando file that allowed the shared files to be downloaded via a p2p transfer. This had the advantage of avoiding email attachment size limit problems and avoiding clogging the recipient's inbox with huge files.

This form of file sharing has several advantages. First, it avoids the problem of email attachment size limits, which often prevent huge files from being sent. Also, not sending files directly through email avoids clogging the recipient's inbox with huge files.

Another advantage is that the download process of the shared files is done through a p2p transfer, which means that the download speed can be faster and less dependent on the sender's Internet speed. In addition, by using a p2p transfer, the sender does not have to worry about additional load on his Internet connection while the recipients download the files.