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"Rita Ä Berkowitz" <ritaberk2O04 @aol.com> wrote in message
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> Toby wrote:
>
>> I've tried downloading it at least five times--the mirrored link--and
>> each time have come up with an error message saying that the file is
>> corrupt and cannot be repaired.
>
> Both links work. What is confusing you is however they have it setup you
> don't realize you're downloading it until it's complete and Acrobat opens.
> If you want an indication it is downloading watch your LAN LED on the
> front of your computer or look at it in the SYS Tray.
>
> BTW> You will like the D200. I started playing with mine this afternoon
> and
> so far it is nice.

Thank you Rita. I'll keep trying.

What happens for me is that after the file is finished downloading an
Acrobat Reader window pops up saying that the file is damaged and cannot be
repaired. Since it doesn't open there is no way to save it.

Frustrating :-/ I can live with the Japanese manual but it isn't going to be
easy...

Toby
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"Rita Ä Berkowitz" <ritaberk2O04 @aol.com> wrote in message
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> Toby wrote:
>
>> What happens for me is that after the file is finished downloading an
>> Acrobat Reader window pops up saying that the file is damaged and
>> cannot be repaired. Since it doesn't open there is no way to save it.
>
> Just do a right click and "Save Target As". You might have an older
> version of Acrobat? Then again, sometimes the latest version of Acrobat
> has problems. Once you have the file on your computer you can worry about
> Acrobat later.

Bless you Rita, that worked like a charm :-})

I've got Acro Reader 7.0, so I don't know why it wouldn't open directly in
Firefox, but "save target as" worked perfectly.

There is often a lot of noise on usenet, but plenty of signal too

I apologize to Ed Ruf, although I still think he could brush up on his
manners.

Thanks again,

Toby
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In article <43a4b198$0$41467$bb4e3ad8@newscene.com>, Toby
<kymarto123 DeleteThis @ybb.ne.jpp> wrote:

> I've tried downloading it at least five times--the mirrored link--and each
> time have come up with an error message saying that the file is corrupt and
> cannot be repaired.

it is something at your end. it works fine here.
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"Ed Mullikin" <edmull2.RemoveThis@cox.net> wrote in message
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> Ed, you really ought to be careful before going home. Your mother may run
> out from under the porch and bite you!

The rod up Ruf's butt has a rod up it's butt
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>>
>>I apologize to Ed Ruf, although I still think he could brush up on his
>>manners.
>
> If you don't know how to right click and save as so be it. That's not my
> fault. Do yourself a favor and set Acrobat Reader not to load the plugin.
> That way you should be asked to either save to a file or open in the full
> version of Acrobat Reader. You should also consider giving IE a try for
> those times FF doesn't work before asking multiple forums for help.

What is the big problem in asking for some help? I've d/l'ded numerous
..pdf's in exactly the same manner (left-click and wait for the d/l to
complete, then save). This is the first time I've gotten an error message
saying that the file was damaged and couldn't be repaired--it sure looked
like a corrupt file. So I asked, Rita responded nicely and that's the end of
the problem. Not too complicated.

Toby
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