Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
Yep, I erroneously called it the Windows downloader. . .it is in fact the one in Firefox. I can't get it to download more than 2 at a time before it locks up and these are small files (14meg each).:salute:I just use the downloader built into Firefox. Never been a problem for me in terms of the number of downloads or resuming a partly downloaded file.
Isn't it hilarious what we call a small d/l these days. 14Mb - my first HD was 40Mb.Yep, I erroneously called it the Windows downloader. . .it is in fact the one in Firefox. I can't get it to download more than 2 at a time before it locks up and these are small files (14meg each).:salute:
Isn't it hilarious what we call a small d/l these days. 14Mb - my first HD was 40Mb.
Oh yes I just use IE10 own downloader - I like to direct my d/l's manually to their rightful place on an external MyBook HD (2TBs) - more hilarity totting up my total HD space - Just shy of 7Tb's.:isadizzy:
40mb? My first computer (except for my Timex - not a watch), was a Radio Shack laptop, with a 10mb hard drive......NC
Thanks!Simviation limits you to two downloads at a reduced speed for the free account. For multiple and higher speeds you need a payed account.

The FREE and BEST download manager (I know, it has saved the day many times for customers of ours) can be found at www.freedownloadmanager.org.![]()
I'm going with Internet Downloader for now but I seem, for some reason, to be stuck at no more than 2 downloads. I don't know if it's a Simviation thing (since I refuse to pay to be a member in order to get faster downloads) or if it's something else causing it to balk at any more than two.