On May 10, 2004, at 09:19 am, Nick Collingridge wrote:
Any reason that you�ve stuck with 10.2.6? 10.2.8 is the latest version of
10.2, and it�s also possible that updating to 10.2.8 may fix the problem by
replacing any files that might have become corrupt.
10.2.8 is buggier (Jaguar got worse as it got older 10.2.7 is also really ropey) than 10.2.6, mostly around iMacs (bitter personal experience lead me to buy 10.3 in the end) and so a lot of people who haven't updated to Panther have stuck with that version number.
As for the problem in hand I suggest using a download manager. I use iGetter, it's pretty much the same as GetRight is in Windows and it works pretty well for me. Available at:
http://www.igetter.net/
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