[gui-talk] can't download files

[Ray Foret jr]

Yeah,  get off the crappy dial up.  I feel your pain for sure.  Back in the first few days of my having had Belsouth as an ISP, I used dial up.  Now, of course, I can't use dial up at all because my Mac has no built in phone modem and frankly, I don't miss it.

Good luck getting off the crappy dial up my friend.  Believe me, I feel your pain!


Sincerely,
The Constantly Barefooted Ray!!!!!

Now a Proud Mac User!!!!!

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On Mar 16, 2010, at 7:30 AM, Kenlawrence124 at aol.com wrote:

> Hi list members Ken here with a question.  I have dial up, and so I  don't 
> do it often, but Have previously downloaded a few songs to my  computer.  
> Today, however, I've discovered the dial up connection will no  longer go fast 
> enough.  I tried to download a 4.3 MB song and using  Internet explorer I 
> got a time leftand a correct size.  The file was  downloading at 8.7 KB a 
> second.  Went to the bathroom and came back, and  when I came back and started 
> NVDA, I found the dialog had closed.  The  machine must be coming to a 
> complete stop and thinks Oops Finished.  It  didn't do this before.  I have 21 
> songs in my library in windows media  player.  This seems to be happening only 
> recently.  Why all of the  suden is my computer coming to a stop now?  
> Guess I can't even download an  update Ccleaner, or NVDA if it can't even 
> download a 4 MB song Huh.  I have  the modem set to the highest setting.  Any 
> suggestions on what to do until  I can get off this crappy dialup?
> 
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