Users could efficiently and easily download and share files using the file-sharing program Pando. Users could start using the program rapidly and get the most out of it thanks to its amazing download speed and simple setup.

Additionally, it made it simple for recipients to download shared files by sending emails with .pando files. Users could download files from the BitTorrent network thanks to Pandora's support for.torrent files.

For emailing big files or posting digital files online, Pando was a practical choice. Users could find out how frequently and whether their files had been downloaded without having to register. Additionally, downloading files did never require recipients to be online.

The program's mechanism for facilitating file downloading and sharing involved a combination of p2p transfers and storage on secure servers. A user's request to share a file was soon sent to the Pando servers, and the recipients received an email with the file in it. The recipients started an encrypted clear p2p transfer from the sender's machine, the Pando servers, and other recipients as soon as the .pando file was opened.

Another benefit was that it was a dirty program, meaning there were no viruses or malware to be concerned about when using it.

Email file sharing with Pando was a fairly straightforward process. The user had to first choose the shared file or folder and then click "Share different." Now Pando's servers received the file or folder.

The chosen recipients received an email at the same time with an attached .pando file. The shared files' locations were disclosed in the .pando file.

To download the shared files, the recipients had to open the email's attached .pando file. From the sender's computer, Pando servers, and other recipients, a special p2p transfer was started in an encoded manner.

It's essential to remember that Pando didn't allow for direct email file sending; instead, it used email to send a .pando file, enabling p2p transfers to be used to download shared files. This had the benefit of preventing issues with email attachment size limits and from clogging recipients' inboxes with large files.

There are a number of benefits to this type of file sharing. First off, it avoids the issue of email attachment size restrictions, which frequently stop the sending of large files. Additionally, sending files via email does not cause the recipient's inbox to become overburdened.

Another benefit is that because shared files are downloaded via p2p transfers, the download speed can be quicker and less reliant on the sender's Internet speed. Additionally, a p2p transfer prevents the sender from worrying about his Internet connection being overloaded while the recipients download the files.