That much I can understand.  I expect it to take a long time on 
dialup.  But why does it quit saying the file is bad?  I may have to 
have a friend do as you suggest and put it on a cd.

On 31 Jan 2008 at 21:04, neils93940 wrote:

> A little explanation would have avoided a lot of problems with the
> EXCELLENT training/instructor manual on Ubuntu 7.10.. IT IS A LARGE
> download!!!  If you decide to download it, consider that both the
> student and the instructor Training.PDF files are each over 74MB in
> size.  YEP....SEVENTY FOUR MEGA BYTES - THAT's ROUGHLY 80,000,000
> BYTES to run down you net connection!!!  Given a choice, download the
> instructor manual as it is an overlay on the student version.  If you
> have a poor net connection, or horrors a dial-up, then you will have
> to make several attempts to download this manual and it will take A
> LOT OF TIME.  I would suggest you use a download manager which allows
> for "resuming" from where the download crashed to prevent having to
> start each time from the beginning.  One can also visit a friend with
> a good broadband connection and means to burn you a CD to take home.
> Perhaps the creator can provide an option to download the 11 chapters
> as individual pdf's for those having problems fetching the entire
> manual.  The manual is worth it; but, it will take effort to download
> it for most Ubuntu users.
> 
> --- In [email protected], "jim allan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote: > >    I have no trouble with this link.  The trouble comes
> when I choose > a student or teacher version.  I have tried both with
> IE and firefox > ony to wait near an hou before it quits with the
> message " the file > is damaged and can't be repaired."  I even went
> to the wike site or > whatever and tried from there.
> 
> 





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