When the program is active, a bright icon sits in the system tray waiting to capture any URLs sent to the Windows Clipboard. Mr. Cool can be configured to confirm all of your requests or simply the requests that contain .EXE and .ZIP files, which are likely to be larger files. An entire site would require individual URLs for each page. However, the text email message is quite detailed, avoids sending images, and clearly spells out the links in the page. Mr. Cool is a good tool for retrieving site content without making a time-wasting visit.
Good documentation is provided for the program and for copying links from popular Web browsers.
Mr. Cool is a great concept, and if you are downloading small files, it works quite well. As you select copy link via a right mouse click, the file that you are after is sent to one of the main mail servers that are listed in the configuration setup of Mr. Cool and by the time you check your mail the file is there ready to download in an email message. One noticeable problem seems to happen when you are after a rather large file. Once you select the file you want, a small progress indicator appears on the screen and, after showing the file progress for some time, it seems to hang and refuses to go away until you exit your browser or end the task with the task manager. But with small files under 1 meg, things seem to work fine.