melchar wrote:
> However, I just spent 12 hours totday trying to download the
> darned thing and my dial-up BOTH times at about the 6-7 hour mark
> dropped signal and the download stopped. And then would not
> re-establish the download at where it stopped, so I had to do it all
> over aga
That is tough, especially getting a bad CD.
Do you use a download manager? There are several shown on the Download
page of OOo http://download.openoffice.org/index.html
Another alternative is peer-to-peer, as this checks each "chunk" as it
downloads and will reload anything missing.
On Mon, 05 Feb 2007 11:01:41 +1100
Russell Butler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> melchar wrote:
> > However, I just spent 12 hours totday trying to download
> > the darned thing and my dial-up BOTH times at about the 6-7 hour
> > mark dropped signal and the download stopped. And then would
melchar wrote:
>
>> That is tough, especially getting a bad CD.
>>
>> Do you use a download manager? There are several shown on the Download
>> page of OOo http://download.openoffice.org/index.html
>>
>> Another alternative is peer-to-peer, as this checks each "chunk" as it
>> downloads and will re
