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January 5th, 2004 12:00
Download problems
I have a 28.8 K internet connection speed. I used to be able to download large files (50mb+) but now, the download says it's 100% complete, but only has about 25% of the actual file size downloaded. I have the latest version of IE, I've tried clearing out the temp internet files, and rebooting, but a microsoft website and a tiger software website that I tried to down load SAPI 5.1 speech engine from keeps prematurely completing the download.
I need the SAPI 5.1 speech engine to use a speech to text program.
Thank you.
I need the SAPI 5.1 speech engine to use a speech to text program.
Thank you.
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Mary G
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January 5th, 2004 14:00
JRosenfeld
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January 5th, 2004 20:00
There are also download manager uitilities avbailable that will resume a download from where it left off if the download gets disconnected. However, some also have spyware, so choose carefully if you search on Google. Some that don't (according to their policy statements) are
http://www.getright.com/ (free trial version)
http://www.internetdownloadmanager.com/ (free trial version)
http://www.freshdevices.com/freshdown.html (free, I'd try this one first)
You don't have to believe all the hype about speeding up, but it should help with interrupted downloads.
I have not tried these as I have broadband, but I used to use similar software on W98 when I had a slow connection and it did help to resume downloads that had been interrupted.
msil217
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January 5th, 2004 22:00
Then I got an idea, Download Express. I had it before but it expired. It allows pausing and resuming downloads, and if the connection is interrupted, I can log back on to AOL, and resume the download. After 5-6 hours, I finally got SAPI 5.1 downloaded.Of course I backed it up!!!
I had to train it with my voice (Have a long way to go, or need a better microphone. I bought a program yesterday by internet, called "Speakpad" and it types out whatever I say(though not very well, do to possibly more training sessions, or a better microphone is required (I suspect it is the cheap microphone)
I am so thankful that I didn't let $32 go down the drain. (The CD was $15, the reg key was $15.95? and I was able to download the program right away!!!
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January 7th, 2004 04:00