All files posted on our website are virus-free at the time they are uploaded and rechecked regularly to make sure they are still safe. We run virus protection software on our system that is checked constantly and updated as soon as new virus patterns are released. We use firewalls in addition to virus software to protect against viruses coming into our system. We also scan our entire system weekly for even more assurance against the possibility of a virus.

Fill in the information requested. Host Address is your domain name. Also enter your username and password.

The files at this web page are compressed archives. This means that there are several files wrapped up into one single file (archive) which is shrunk down in size (compressed) so that it doesn't take as long to download. You need to decompress the archives before you do anything else.

Select the download job and click the Go To toolbar button. This will switch to Browser Computer mode and display the folder containing the file(s) that were downloaded for the download job. Try clicking the View/Refresh menu item (or press F5 key). Also, make sure that you are viewing thumbnails by setting the View menu to Large, Medium or Small thumbnails. DownloadStudio can create thumbnails for many file formats.

This is a tough one but, it's been asked before. When you click on the download link to download a kit or a file you are prompted with a 'save' window. This is where you browse and find the location you wish to save the files at. This is where they will be. If all else fails, and you do not know where they were saved try doing a 'search' on your hard drive using Shabby Princess or the name of the kit hopefully, if it was downloaded properly, this will find it.

You can choose the location of your downloaded files by going to Tools > P2P Options on the top menu . The default download location is "C:\Program Files\Deepnet Explorer\Download". Important to note: Deepnet Explorer won't copy your previously downloaded files to the new folder if you change the location.

These files are image files of CDs. I have a whole section of my site dedicated to this question. Turning CD Image Files Into CDROMs explains the different CD image file types, as well as how to burn them into game CDROMs. There is also information on Mounting CD Image Files Off the HDD, if you don't want to turn the image files into CDROMs and instead play them off of your harddrive.

We recommend using an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) program. Many versions of Windows have a built-in FTP program, many other FTP programs are available on the web. If you are transferring an existing site to us, we recommend that you first upload all of your site files to your account by using FTP to the IP address we give you in your introductory email. Once you make sure everything appears okay then you can change the DNS settings on your domain.

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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.

All images can be downloaded as .jpg files. Most are available in resolutions from 72 dpi to 300 dpi. Contact Us if you need a different format or resolution.

If you get a video or audio channel, then DownloadHelper did its job correctly: the file is on your disk. You might need to change/upgrade your video player from the recommended tools page. It might be that the directory where files used to be saved into has been moved or deleted. Go to the preferences and check the storage directory. Another reason for this to happen is an incompatibility with another addon (extension or theme).

Downloaded music files can be stored like any other files - in normal folders on your computer. They can also be stored in your Real Jukebox player.

The files that you downloaded are compressed with Zip, a standard compression format. They are compressed so that you can download them faster. They need to be un-compressed before you can play the audio files. The compressed files have names which end in ".zip". When they are uncompressed, the name will end in ".mp3". They may uncompress automatically for you. If they do not, then you should double-click them, because you probably already have the software needed to open Zip files.

Before booting a burned CD or DVD you've made from one of these downloads, scan it for viruses and other malware. configured, these LiveCDs/LiveDVDs will not attempt to use any drive other than your first CD or DVD drive. You may safely disable your hard drives to protect them. If you want to use one of your hard drives with this LiveCD, then you must trust the ISO, if you dare. The ISOs available for download here have multiple checksums available.

If you have the full version of Encore Music Software, you will be able to make changes to .enc files, saving and/or printing them, for your personal use only. It is strictly forbidden to sell or resell either originals or modified Encore files based on our originals, and to use any reference to our website on the modified version, even if it is only for your personal usage. There is a perfect way, though, for your modified, or even your own original Encore files to be offered worldwide.

This depends on the file. If you have downloaded a DVD or MPEG2 file, you will need an MPEG2 decoder on your system. Most systems that have DVD burners or players will have MPEG2 decoders already on the system. If not, you will need to purchase one. If you have downloaded an audio file, you can use any media player that supports lossless compressed FLAC files or WAV files that were decoded from FLAC.

Yes. Once the files are downloaded to your media player you can convert them to your preferred format. However you should note that certain files types can only be played or converted on certain computers. More information is available here.