Earth to Steve,
Gee Steve, aweful nice of you to respond to my letter. Wait a minute, what
the heck, what is this?
Oh, I see, look what happened. You took the same response you gave to some
one elses question, totally different then my question was, and pasted onto
my letter as the response to my question. Even though it had nothing to do
with my question. How funny.
You know when I was reading this, it sounded so familiar, like I just read
this some
where, and I kept asking what this had to do with the question I asked you.
This is so funny.
In all seriousness Steve, your heart was in the right place. Maybe some one
else out there can answer this?
I was wondering how I can stop my system from cutting off a download right
in the middle and ask for me to reconnect. It seems to do this all the
time, and some times, even when I reconnect, I lose the connection anyway.
Very frustrating especially when it is a long download.
Maybe is there a setting that perhaps is set on a time limit to my
connection to the net?
Thanks for your help with this one,
scott
At 05:43 PM 4/17/99 -0700, you wrote:
>Steve,
>
> I have a question. How can you control the download so it doesn't ask you
>to reconnect after downloading for say, twenty minutes or so. On my system,
>it only lets you download for so long before it asks you to hit do not
>disconnect, and then it continues the download, and even then some times it
>freezes from that stopage, and I have to start over.
>
>How can I get to download somethig from begining to end even if it takes
>two hours?
>
>scott
>
>At 11:44 PM 4/17/99 -0700, you wrote:
>>here are some answers which I think might help.
>>
>>----------
>>> I am very new at all of this. I have some questions about the 3.3. Here
>>> they are.
>>>
>>> Do I just shut down the 3.2 when I download 3.3 or do I have to unload it
>>> first?
>>
>>you must use the start button, then you press r for run, then you type in
>>the path and filename where you have downloaded the new jfw beta, like
>>this.
>>if you have downloaded the file to the c:\updates directory you would type
>>c:\updates\jfw3313beta.exe and then you would push enter.
>>
>>You will then hear the computer start to talk, something about winzip self
>>extractor, and you will be asked to choose two options, they are setup and
>>cancel.
>>at this stage, unload jfw from memory by pressing insert-f4, then press the
>>enter key to exit jaws.
>>hit the letter s and within about 10-15 seconds, jfw should start talking.
>>if you have any more trouble understanding the speciffics, email me direct
>>at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I'll try and walk you through.
>>
>>>
>>> Does the new eloquence download with it or do I do that separately?
>>
>>you get the new eloquence with the new beta version of jaws, there's no
>>need to worry about downloading the 5 meg file with the changed eloquence
>>files.
>>
>>>
>>> Appoxiamately how long does it take with a 56k modem?
>>
>>I know, that file is so large!
>>depending on your connection it should probably take about 1 and a half
>>hours or a little more or less, so it maybe an idea to download the file
>>overnight or when you know you'll be away from the computer for a while.
>>
>>good luck!
>>
>>-
>>Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
>>
>>
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