By default, your download should be found in the "My Documents" folder (unless the default folder has been changed). If the Download is not there, please go to "Search" under your "Start" button. There you can search for ".zip" (all of our downloads end in .zip). The name of your download should be similar to the following file name: ppt_temp16.zip (for single templates).

The shopping cart we use automatically disables the download links after 24 hours as part of their security features, and there isn't any way we can change that. However if you send us an email letting us know your problems, we can resend you a link that will work for a further 24 hours..

Since this product was designed primarily for receiving and processing files, the download functionality was not implemented. Asside from saving development time and system resources, the fact that downloading is not enabled also adds an additional level of security to the system. If an unauthorized user was to gain access, he would be unable to retrieve files from the system - so your confidential information is safe.

Up until August 2001 the OCFA data files were available for download from the ftp site. These files have been removed for a number of reasons - 1) Some of the larger commercial and non-commercial genealogy search sites have downloaded the OCFA data and added it to their online search engines. 2). The entire database is searchable on the OCFA website so there is no longer a need to download the files.

This is the way most of the audio clips are digitized at Mehfil-e-Mushaira. It's part of our policy for some technical and other reasons. However, in some cases, we can (and do) send out an audio file or two to individuals who request it by e-mail. If you are having problem listening to the audio clips on our site, it could be for any of the following reasons: You are behind a firewall and have not configured the RealPlayer to access audio files from external sites.

There are several reasons that a FTP server may reject your attempts at downloading files. Check these reasons: The FTP server may not support multiple splits for downloads. Try choosing one split for the file in the Advanced Settings dialog for the job. The FTP server may not support multiple connections. Try setting the number of connections in the Job Queue View to 1.

You can easily download the HTML or PDF version of your completed handbook and serve that from your company's intranet. Note that if you subsequently update the handbook using the Handbook Builder, you will have to re-publish and download the updated version and upload the new version to your intranet server.

intranet can be a great asset to a company, no matter what size it is and can greatly increase your efficiency, whether you are simply sharing resources or using for more complicated tasks. For example, if you have an online shop, then you can have your stock control on your intranet. That way your internet site is constantly up to date.

A selected, but increasing, number of companies with corporate access to Retail Analysis make the site available to users via their intranet without the need to login. This clearly offers a great deal of convenience to users but please note:

Yes, this provides access for your staff to your host server for the purpose of sharing files, media, electronic resources and secure data and communications.

Yes. This is actually the route we recommend for the inclusion of organisation-specific information. If additional information is referred to in this way, then customers are free to update it without needing to refer back to Cardinus for software changes.

The details of doing this depend on your web browser, not on anything specific to PhysioNet or to the specific files you wish to download, so the first thing you should do is to learn how to use your web browser. Most browsers have a Help button that can get you started.

SLED supports downloading files from remote computers to your personal computer using the Kermit or (faster) ZMODEM protocols. If your communications software supports either (you can tell by looking for "Kermit" or "ZMODEM" in the index at the back of your communications program manual), you can choose the D (download ) option offered on any SLED screen.

If your communications software supports Kermit or ZMODEM and you choose the "Use Kermit to download to the local terminal" or "Use ZMODEM to download to the local terminal" option, the file is downloaded to SLED's hard disk. SLED then prompts you to initiate a Kermit or ZMODEM command which receives the file onto your PC's hard disk, usually to a "download" subdirectory in your communications software directory.

pipe-delimited text (.txt) format files (OTCBB Symbol Directory, Daily List, Monthly Share Volume, etc.); self-extracting ZIP (.exe) files that expand into pipe-delimited text format files (Monthly Share Volume Report, Market Maker List, Other-OTC Symbol Directory, etc.). This information will need to be saved to your computer. Select File from the menu bar, then select the Save As... option You can now import the data into a spreadsheet or database.

Users accessing CBU's Intranet webserver must be on the CBUnet. If you use a local ISP such as BellSouth.net or Time Warner's Road Runner service, the Intranet is not available because you are not accessing the Internet via the CBUnet. The only way to access the Intranet from off campus is to dial into the Internet through CBU's dialup Internet service.

If you are not dialed into the Internet through CBU's dialup Internet service, the answer to the above question applies here also.

Most downloads work perfectly, but occasionally you may encounter a problem getting access to your download. This is usually caused by a failure in communication between your browser and the server containing the file. The most common symptom of this is that the file appears as a php file instead of the MP3 you need. The first solution we suggest that fixes this most times is simply to close your browser (all windows) and re-launch it. You'll need to revisit the download page here http://www.

MediaWiki 1.12 is in a development state at present, and has not been packaged into a general release. The code can be downloaded from Subversion if desired. Wikipedia and other Wikimedia web sites use the current version of the code in development; at present, this is MediaWiki 1.12alpha. Coupled with the use of several extensions, this means that functionality between these wikis and your particular setup may differ.

The forms on this Web site are in PDF format. To view PDF documents, you need a copy of the Adobe Acrobat Reader Software.