In the last week or so I've noticed a new behavior on the part of 1.70r3 ... I have cfg set up for "safe" parallel downloads of images. I get a rather weird message on some pages [the page in the URL was visited for the first time today, yet I got it there] and a "soft lock" on page download. The "soft lock" can be broken by simply "terminating download"; with the page at the URL, and all others I can remember off hand, the page is then rendered correctly and no images are missing. So it would see that the problem is not *actually* with downloading an image. The message: Waiting for parallel image download to finish -30473 of -30473 That's right, those are minus signs. http://actuate.com/templates/articleview.asp?Article_id=483 Anyone wants to try it and see what happens, be my guest. <G> l.d. -- Arachne V1.70;rev.3, NON-COMMERCIAL copy, http://arachne.cz/Title: FREE XML Downloads-thank you for your Registration!
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