You need to activate the Adobe Reader; it will then download the e-book. The *.etd file contains information that allows the Adobe Reader to download the book; it is not the book itself.

You will need to install the free MrSid Stand-alone Viewer. Then you can zoom, pan, and export files at your leisure.

Unlike some other file transfer sites, your file can be downloaded an unlimited number of times. If you use an upgraded direct file link, the file will always be available for instant downloading.

SpinRite is a single program file that offers completely different services when it is run under Windows or DOS. It should first be run under Windows to choose and create some form of bootable media. You can choose to create a self-booting floppy diskette, a bootable CD-R ISO image file, or to prepare a USB flash drive or other bootable device for booting.

The default location for saving the executable file is to your desktop. If you saved it elsewhere and cannot find it then simply click on "Start"/ "Find"/ "Find files or folders" and insert (for example) Grandbay.exe in the "Named" field then click on "Find now". (Remember to search using the "Local hard drives" option).

ETD stands for Electronic Thesis or Dissertation. In America, a PhD thesis is referred to as a dissertation and an MSc dissertation is better known as a thesis; hence, the ETD moniker was partly developed to remove any confusion arising from the use of the terms theses and dissertations. The term ETD is used globally, but its popularity has not yet caught on in the UK, possibly because the use of electronic theses is not as well established as leading countries such as America and Germany.

If you read What is Sandboxie then you know Sandboxie is like a transparency layer placed over the paper. (The paper is your computer.) When you save files (downloads, documents, emails, or anything else) through a sandboxed program, these files go into the transparency layer that is the sandbox. You can use QuickRecovery to get these files out. Unless configured otherwise, QuickRecovery looks in your My Documents folder, and Desktop folder.

The .msi file (uMarkSetup.msi) is the installer file for uMark Professional 1.2. You can double click on the file to start the installation process. The installation wizard will take you through the installation of uMark Professional.

In all likelyhood, you do not have a ZIP file. No offical source is providing the Knoppix files in ZIP format and it is unlikely that unofficial sources are either. From past experience we know that is is most likely that you are allowing Windows to hide file extensions from you and you only think that the ISO is a ZIP file because of an ICON accociated with it. Windows should never be allowed to hide file extensions.

In all likelyhood, you do not have a RAR file. No offical source is providing the Knoppix files in RAR format and it is unlikely that unofficial sources are either. From past experience we know that it is most likely that you are allowing Windows to hide file extensions from you and you only think that the ISO is a RAR file because of an ICON accociated with it. Windows should never be allowed to hide file extensions.

It is possible that your Web browser is not configured properly to display PDF files. Please see the following article from Adobe: PDF pages don't appear in Web browser window.

If the Paradise8 icon does not appear on your desktop and you can't recall where you saved the file, please follow these simple steps: When the search has found the file, you may install the Casino by double clicking on the filename in your search results. If you can't seem to find the correct file, your download most likely did not complete. If this is the case download the software again.

Check the Range column. This is called swarming. gtk-gnutella tries to get the file in chunks and will get it from multiple hosts in parallel, if possible.

If your computer is running Windows XP, then you can simply 'right-click' on the zipfile and choose 'Extract Here' from the menu that pops up. Then just 'double-click' the extracted file to open and read (refer to question one for file formats). I'm afraid I don't know whether this method works with Windows 98 or 2000. If this method doesn't work you may need to download 'Winzip' from www.winzip.com. This small program will unzip the files for you once installed.

Use the 'Find' function under the Windows 'Start' menu and search for the name of the file. If you previously downloaded the timetable and you were not prompted to overwrite the file that is on your PC, you will also have an older version on your PC. Use the latest version, and remove the older one.

First of all you must close down the Merlin Professional Server program (The green icon in your system tray - bottom right of your screen). Now, find the file where you saved it, in this case, in My Documents. Double click on the file and follow the instructions. IMPORTANT: Please ensure that you always back-up Merlin Professional before you attempt to upgrade and/or install any updates. Your data is part of your livelihood - treat it with respect.