Re: ftping StarOffice in small doses

1998-12-15 Thread Kevin White
I'm still waiting for Netscape to wake up and make it so that any files downloaded via the browser can resume where it left off, I had getting half of Netscapes newest Communicator and then it drops connection, I have this happen about 4 times out of 5... shaul wrote: Hi all, I want

Re: ftping StarOffice in small doses

1998-12-15 Thread MallarJ
Don't hold your breath. Netscape has taken the position that they are more interested in providing new, esoteric features for it's browsers than in fixing and enhancing the features that already exist. Welcome to the browser wars. In fact, I quit using Netscape last year because of their

Re: ftping StarOffice in small doses

1998-12-15 Thread Peter Kovacs
On Tue, 15 Dec 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Don't hold your breath. Netscape has taken the position that they are more interested in providing new, esoteric features for it's browsers than in fixing and enhancing the features that already exist. Welcome to the browser wars. In fact, I

Re: ftping StarOffice in small doses

1998-12-15 Thread MallarJ
In a message dated 12/15/98 2:09:56 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: On the contrary, this feature already exists in Navigator 4.5. Have fun! (the feature being: the ability to restart cancelled downloads.) Peter I sit corrected. :) -Jay

Re: ftping StarOffice in small doses

1998-12-15 Thread Kevin White
4.5 just came out, that took forever to add that feature and after a hard drive crash on my Mac clone, every time I try to download Netscape 4.5 128 bit version, the damn thing crashes the connection half way through the file, it does this 4 out of 5 times, I still havent bothered getting it again

Re: ftping StarOffice in small doses

1998-12-15 Thread Jens B. Jorgensen
Gee, that's funny. The webcam I look at uses server push and works with Netscape but *not* with IE (haven't tried it with anything else). [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Don't hold your breath. Netscape has taken the position that they are more interested in providing new, esoteric features for

Re: ftping StarOffice in small doses

1998-12-14 Thread Britton
You want ncftp. Use the get -C command. __ GNU GPL: The Source will be with you... always. Britton Kerin On Fri, 11 Dec 1998, tracheotomy bob wrote: Hi all, I want to download StarOffice but with it being 70Mb I don't fancy having an open line for seven hours plus. Does anyone

Re: ftping StarOffice in small doses

1998-12-14 Thread Jens Ritter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (tracheotomy bob) writes: Hi all, I want to download StarOffice but with it being 70Mb I don't fancy having an open line for seven hours plus. Does anyone know of an ftp program that can download in chunks at a time and doesn't mind frequent interruptions. I think

Re: ftping StarOffice in small doses

1998-12-14 Thread Peter Bartosch
Hi! }- Hi all, }- I want to download StarOffice but with it being 70Mb I don't fancy having an }- open line for seven hours plus. Does anyone know of an ftp program that can download }- in chunks at a time and doesn't mind frequent interruptions. I think in the past someone }- mentioned

Re: ftping StarOffice in small doses

1998-12-14 Thread shaul
Hi all, I want to download StarOffice but with it being 70Mb I don't fancy having an open line for seven hours plus. Does anyone know of an ftp program that can download in chunks at a time and doesn't mind frequent interruptions. I think in the past someone mentioned 'cftp' but

ftping StarOffice in small doses

1998-12-13 Thread tracheotomy bob
Hi all, I want to download StarOffice but with it being 70Mb I don't fancy having an open line for seven hours plus. Does anyone know of an ftp program that can download in chunks at a time and doesn't mind frequent interruptions. I think in the past someone mentioned 'cftp' but I

Re: ftping StarOffice in small doses

1998-12-13 Thread Marc Haber
On Fri, 11 Dec 1998 22:13:33 + (GMT), you wrote: I want to download StarOffice but with it being 70Mb I don't fancy having an open line for seven hours plus. Does anyone know of an ftp program that can download in chunks at a time and doesn't mind frequent interruptions. I think in

Re: ftping StarOffice in small doses

1998-12-13 Thread Doug Dine
The only one I know of is FTP Explorer for Windows 9.x It's freeware and available at http://www.completelyfreesoftware.com At 12/11/98 10:13:00 PM, you wrote: Hi all, I want to download StarOffice but with it being 70Mb I don't fancy having an open line for seven hours plus.