All up & running Ozman aside from SP3.
Should I install shampoo & burn the SP3 .iso to a disk then boot the computer with the disk in?

Might need some guidance with winrar right now I'm running on the limited version, it only lasts 30 days but by memory it only throws up a nag screen.

Should we get a room? (PMs)

What I have given you on the cd is a full version just read the NFO or the read file.
If you need a hand can come over tomorrow night.

All good Ozman got SP3 installed.

1st burn was 4.7GBs of thin air LOL!

Ashampoo is very nice to use & non invasive like a lot of burner software.

I tried ubuntu 13 straight off the CD but it was a bit clunky, I'm going to find out if 12 will install along side windows rather than partitioning my HDD.
My old version 8.1 would do it but 13 didn't have that as an option.

Right now all I have to do is copy some junk across that I saved on a memory stick.

My last post in here went AWOL?
Moving right along....

Foxit PDF reader?

I've found it impossible to download, tried 2 computers.

Click on the download link it opens a dialog box and I select to save the file to my desktop.
Then it downloads a few hundred KBs and sits there like a stunned mullet.

I'm open to any suggestions, can someone else give it a try?
Any advice on a Foxit Alternative (Not Adobe)?

what you only want the reader or a full version
if reader http://www.foxitsoftware.com/downloads/tha...erer=ReaderPage


downloads great a file of 28.3mb took 2 minutes to download.

That's the one Ozman I gave up & got Sumatra.


I'm giving it another try now.
Nope, it still sits there like a stunned Mullet stuck on 254 KB for the last 10 Minutes.
I'll give it a go through a proxy server later on today.

Now I'm also back to being unable to snag a scrolling window with Snagit but I think it's a settings problem that I fluked on before.

It's downloading now through a proxy server, it makes no sense at all because I tried it on alternative sites yesterday like filehippo.
Perhaps it's something to do with my own isp.

And who might that be.

comcen since the early 90s