Sentence examples for enabling users to swap from inspiring English sources

The decision, from a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco, will come more than four months after an Oct. 2 hearing in a copyright infringement case in which the recording industry asked that Napster be ordered to stop enabling users to swap songs free.

The free service enables users to swap songs, in the form of MP3 files, between their computers.

It enables users to swap songs by trading files in the MP3 format -- a data-compression formula that turns CD's music tracks into computer files.

The other major recording companies -- EMI, Sony, Seagram's Universal and Time Warner's Warner Music -- have said they will continue with their copyright infringement lawsuit against Napster, which so far has offered a service that enables users to swap music files with little regard for copyrights.

The sites enable users to meet, interact and trade goods.

Now they, too, enable digital camera users to swap photos, or print them professionally for less than 20 cents an image.

Facebook has developed a book swap feature for its Marketplace application called Marketplace Book Exchange that enables users to buy and sell books from and to each other.

This enables users to validate themselves and others, speeding up transactions and trade.

Napster, at first an obscure music file-swapping service, became enormously popular as millions of people discovered it was not only easy to use but enabled users to share music without the inconvenience of paying for it.

Early on, Zuckerberg enabled users to send and receive messages.

Now even traditional broadcasters are starting to enable users to place shift.