why user internet explorer for downloads when you can use a great program
like getright? http://www.getright.com. Though, recommend download version
4.1.1 because the latest 4.2 series has rumors surrounding it leaking ur
computer info to getright
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"Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I used to be able to have at least 2 dloads running at the same
> time...(maybe more...I forget) but lately I seem to be only able to run
one
> dload at a time. Where is the option/preference for that...ie5.0 btw.
>
> --
> dave henrie
> Team Backmarker
> #55b Dodge Stratus Super Touring Car
> TPTCC
>
>
Use getright, I think it's the best download manager available.
You can start with the free version at www.getright.com and then you'll get
the real ones if you like it....
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> I used to be able to have at least 2 dloads running at the same
> time...(maybe more...I forget) but lately I seem to be only able to runone
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> dload at a time. Where is the option/preference for that...ie5.0 btw. > > -- > dave henrie > Team Backmarker > #55b Dodge Stratus Super Touring Car > TPTCC > >
"Sideshow Bob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> IE adheres to the HTTP 1.1 standard which "allows" only two simultaneous
> downloads from the same site. It's a good citizen kind of thing. It's
> over-rideable but I'm far too tired to remember how. Search the web or
> support.microsoft.com. I'm pretty sure it was a registry "hack".
in the IE5 menubar:
Tools | Options | Advanced
Uncheck "use http 1.1" in the HTTP 1.1 section.
~daxe
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I used to be able to have at least 2 dloads running at the same
time...(maybe more...I forget) but lately I seem to be only able to run one
dload at a time. Where is the option/preference for that...ie5.0 btw.
--
dave henrie
Team Backmarker
#55b Dodge Stratus Super Touring Car
TPTCC
IE adheres to the HTTP 1.1 standard which "allows" only two simultaneous
downloads from the same site. It's a good citizen kind of thing. It's
over-rideable but I'm far too tired to remember how. Search the web or
support.microsoft.com. I'm pretty sure it was a registry "hack".
BTW, it is kinda rude to override the values especially if (like me you're
on @home) you're on a high speed link. My cable connection can deliver 1-3
Mbps at off-peak times. I could really drag down a server (even if it's on
a T-1) by downloading several big files at once.
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"Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:eHy85.52322$[email hidden]...
> I used to be able to have at least 2 dloads running at the same
> time...(maybe more...I forget) but lately I seem to be only able to run
one
> dload at a time. Where is the option/preference for that...ie5.0 btw.
>
On Wed, 5 Jul 2000 01:06:33 -0700, "Sideshow Bob" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
>BTW, it is kinda rude to override the values especially if (like me you're
>on @home) you're on a high speed link. My cable connection can deliver 1-3
>Mbps at off-peak times. I could really drag down a server (even if it's on
>a T-1) by downloading several big files at once.
But it works perfect :)
Andre
