Re: [AI] sharing an article on "how to resume failed downloads in firefox?"

2016-05-11 Thread Shweta Mishra 
right!


On 5/10/16, Shreedhar TS.  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Nice piece of info.
> However, It will not work in sites like send space, 4shared, rapid share,
> etc.
> Some sites won't allow resumption of paused downloads.
>
>
> On 5/10/16, Shweta Mishra  wrote:
>> hi aravind sir!
>> I searched this article on google after reading your mail on vib
>> regarding resuming failed downloads!
>> so thanks for your mail!
>>
>> On 5/10/16, Aravind R  wrote:
>>> nice info. thank u
>>>
>>> On 5/10/16, Shweta Mishra  wrote:
 How to Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox manager
 Most people see failed downloads as a dead end, but that’s not really
 true. There is an easy workaround to resume failed downloads in
 Mozilla Firefox from the point where it failed. Not everyone has a
 blazing fast internet connection to download huge files quickly
 without any interruption. Downloads will also fail in cases of sudden
 power failure or server issues. If you have a slow or unstable
 internet connection, it is a common scenario where downloads fail
 halfway or in worse cases, just when it is at 99%. If you can do a
 little messing around, you can easily save your time and data.
 Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox Manager



 When a download fails in Firefox, you would probably click on the
 retry button which could make things worse by restarting the download
 all over again. This will only make the download start from the
 beginning and you will lose your already consumed data and the
 precious time. You will also have to bear the extra data charges if
 you are on a limited data plan. When a download fails, the downloaded
 file which is incomplete will be retained in your system till you
 restart Firefox. So this is a simple tip using which you can get that
 download resume from where it failed. Here we go.

 What not to do when a download fails on Firefox?

 • Most people click on the retry button next to the failed download,
 do NOT do that.
 • It is also important that you do NOT close Firefox, just minimize it
 when the download fails.

 What to do now?

 • Go to the folder where Firefox saves downloads. By default it is
 saved in C:\Users   \User\Downloads. (Replace ‘User’ with your windows
 username.)
 • If the file you were downloading was say ‘video.mp4’, you should see
 two files in the Downloads folder namely ‘video.mp4’ and
 ‘video.mp4.part’.

 How to Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox Manager

 • We can simply ignore the file ‘video.mp4’ since it has nothing to do
 with our tweak, what we  need is the file that ends with .part.
 • Make a New folder in the same directory and move ‘video.mp4.part’ into
 it.
 • Now open Firefox and go to the page where the download link for your
 failed download is available.
 • Click on the download link and let it download for a few seconds.
 • Pause the new download after a few seconds and minimize Firefox.
 • Go to the Downloads folder and you will see that a new
 ‘video.mp4.part’ file has been created there.
 • Now replace the new .part file with our old one.
 • Open Firefox and resume the paused download.
 • Bingo! You will see that the new download has resumed from the point
 where your previous download failed.


 This tweak will work for most cases of failed downloads in Firefox.
 However, some file-sharing sites do not allow downloading of a file
 using the same download link after a certain period of time. In such
 rare cases, this might be ineffective. It is a life-saver if your
 download failed after consuming GBs of data.

 Retrieving Unfinished Downloads

 In case you don't want to complete the download and just need to
 retrieve the unfinished file, you can do so by removing the .part
 extension from the file name and moving it to some other location.
 This will prevent Firefox from deleting the unfinished downloads. Most
 video and music files will work even if they are not completely
 downloaded.

 Happy downloading!
 --
 efforts may fail but don't fail to make efforts.


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Re: [AI] sharing an article on "how to resume failed downloads in firefox?"

2016-05-10 Thread Shreedhar TS. 
Hi,

Nice piece of info.
However, It will not work in sites like send space, 4shared, rapid share, etc.
Some sites won't allow resumption of paused downloads.


On 5/10/16, Shweta Mishra  wrote:
> hi aravind sir!
> I searched this article on google after reading your mail on vib
> regarding resuming failed downloads!
> so thanks for your mail!
>
> On 5/10/16, Aravind R  wrote:
>> nice info. thank u
>>
>> On 5/10/16, Shweta Mishra  wrote:
>>> How to Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox manager
>>> Most people see failed downloads as a dead end, but that’s not really
>>> true. There is an easy workaround to resume failed downloads in
>>> Mozilla Firefox from the point where it failed. Not everyone has a
>>> blazing fast internet connection to download huge files quickly
>>> without any interruption. Downloads will also fail in cases of sudden
>>> power failure or server issues. If you have a slow or unstable
>>> internet connection, it is a common scenario where downloads fail
>>> halfway or in worse cases, just when it is at 99%. If you can do a
>>> little messing around, you can easily save your time and data.
>>> Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox Manager
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> When a download fails in Firefox, you would probably click on the
>>> retry button which could make things worse by restarting the download
>>> all over again. This will only make the download start from the
>>> beginning and you will lose your already consumed data and the
>>> precious time. You will also have to bear the extra data charges if
>>> you are on a limited data plan. When a download fails, the downloaded
>>> file which is incomplete will be retained in your system till you
>>> restart Firefox. So this is a simple tip using which you can get that
>>> download resume from where it failed. Here we go.
>>>
>>> What not to do when a download fails on Firefox?
>>>
>>> • Most people click on the retry button next to the failed download,
>>> do NOT do that.
>>> • It is also important that you do NOT close Firefox, just minimize it
>>> when the download fails.
>>>
>>> What to do now?
>>>
>>> • Go to the folder where Firefox saves downloads. By default it is
>>> saved in C:\Users   \User\Downloads. (Replace ‘User’ with your windows
>>> username.)
>>> • If the file you were downloading was say ‘video.mp4’, you should see
>>> two files in the Downloads folder namely ‘video.mp4’ and
>>> ‘video.mp4.part’.
>>>
>>> How to Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox Manager
>>>
>>> • We can simply ignore the file ‘video.mp4’ since it has nothing to do
>>> with our tweak, what we  need is the file that ends with .part.
>>> • Make a New folder in the same directory and move ‘video.mp4.part’ into
>>> it.
>>> • Now open Firefox and go to the page where the download link for your
>>> failed download is available.
>>> • Click on the download link and let it download for a few seconds.
>>> • Pause the new download after a few seconds and minimize Firefox.
>>> • Go to the Downloads folder and you will see that a new
>>> ‘video.mp4.part’ file has been created there.
>>> • Now replace the new .part file with our old one.
>>> • Open Firefox and resume the paused download.
>>> • Bingo! You will see that the new download has resumed from the point
>>> where your previous download failed.
>>>
>>>
>>> This tweak will work for most cases of failed downloads in Firefox.
>>> However, some file-sharing sites do not allow downloading of a file
>>> using the same download link after a certain period of time. In such
>>> rare cases, this might be ineffective. It is a life-saver if your
>>> download failed after consuming GBs of data.
>>>
>>> Retrieving Unfinished Downloads
>>>
>>> In case you don't want to complete the download and just need to
>>> retrieve the unfinished file, you can do so by removing the .part
>>> extension from the file name and moving it to some other location.
>>> This will prevent Firefox from deleting the unfinished downloads. Most
>>> video and music files will work even if they are not completely
>>> downloaded.
>>>
>>> Happy downloading!
>>> --
>>> efforts may fail but don't fail to make efforts.
>>>
>>>
>>> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility
>>> of
>>> mobile phones / Tabs on:
>>> http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessindia.org.in
>>>
>>>
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Re: [AI] sharing an article on "how to resume failed downloads in firefox?"

2016-05-10 Thread Shweta Mishra 
hi aravind sir!
I searched this article on google after reading your mail on vib
regarding resuming failed downloads!
so thanks for your mail!

On 5/10/16, Aravind R  wrote:
> nice info. thank u
>
> On 5/10/16, Shweta Mishra  wrote:
>> How to Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox manager
>> Most people see failed downloads as a dead end, but that’s not really
>> true. There is an easy workaround to resume failed downloads in
>> Mozilla Firefox from the point where it failed. Not everyone has a
>> blazing fast internet connection to download huge files quickly
>> without any interruption. Downloads will also fail in cases of sudden
>> power failure or server issues. If you have a slow or unstable
>> internet connection, it is a common scenario where downloads fail
>> halfway or in worse cases, just when it is at 99%. If you can do a
>> little messing around, you can easily save your time and data.
>> Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox Manager
>>
>>
>>
>> When a download fails in Firefox, you would probably click on the
>> retry button which could make things worse by restarting the download
>> all over again. This will only make the download start from the
>> beginning and you will lose your already consumed data and the
>> precious time. You will also have to bear the extra data charges if
>> you are on a limited data plan. When a download fails, the downloaded
>> file which is incomplete will be retained in your system till you
>> restart Firefox. So this is a simple tip using which you can get that
>> download resume from where it failed. Here we go.
>>
>> What not to do when a download fails on Firefox?
>>
>> • Most people click on the retry button next to the failed download,
>> do NOT do that.
>> • It is also important that you do NOT close Firefox, just minimize it
>> when the download fails.
>>
>> What to do now?
>>
>> • Go to the folder where Firefox saves downloads. By default it is
>> saved in C:\Users   \User\Downloads. (Replace ‘User’ with your windows
>> username.)
>> • If the file you were downloading was say ‘video.mp4’, you should see
>> two files in the Downloads folder namely ‘video.mp4’ and
>> ‘video.mp4.part’.
>>
>> How to Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox Manager
>>
>> • We can simply ignore the file ‘video.mp4’ since it has nothing to do
>> with our tweak, what we  need is the file that ends with .part.
>> • Make a New folder in the same directory and move ‘video.mp4.part’ into
>> it.
>> • Now open Firefox and go to the page where the download link for your
>> failed download is available.
>> • Click on the download link and let it download for a few seconds.
>> • Pause the new download after a few seconds and minimize Firefox.
>> • Go to the Downloads folder and you will see that a new
>> ‘video.mp4.part’ file has been created there.
>> • Now replace the new .part file with our old one.
>> • Open Firefox and resume the paused download.
>> • Bingo! You will see that the new download has resumed from the point
>> where your previous download failed.
>>
>>
>> This tweak will work for most cases of failed downloads in Firefox.
>> However, some file-sharing sites do not allow downloading of a file
>> using the same download link after a certain period of time. In such
>> rare cases, this might be ineffective. It is a life-saver if your
>> download failed after consuming GBs of data.
>>
>> Retrieving Unfinished Downloads
>>
>> In case you don't want to complete the download and just need to
>> retrieve the unfinished file, you can do so by removing the .part
>> extension from the file name and moving it to some other location.
>> This will prevent Firefox from deleting the unfinished downloads. Most
>> video and music files will work even if they are not completely
>> downloaded.
>>
>> Happy downloading!
>> --
>> efforts may fail but don't fail to make efforts.
>>
>>
>> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of
>> mobile phones / Tabs on:
>> http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessindia.org.in
>>
>>
>> Search for old postings at:
>> http://www.mail-archive.com/accessindia@accessindia.org.in/
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>> person sending the mail and AI in no way relates itself to its veracity;
>>
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>> sent through this mailing list..
>>
>
>
> --
> nothing is difficult unless you make it appear so.
>
> r. aravind,
>
> Assistant manager
> Department of sales
> bank of baroda retail loan factory,

Re: [AI] sharing an article on "how to resume failed downloads in firefox?"

2016-05-10 Thread Aravind R 
nice info. thank u

On 5/10/16, Shweta Mishra  wrote:
> How to Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox manager
> Most people see failed downloads as a dead end, but that’s not really
> true. There is an easy workaround to resume failed downloads in
> Mozilla Firefox from the point where it failed. Not everyone has a
> blazing fast internet connection to download huge files quickly
> without any interruption. Downloads will also fail in cases of sudden
> power failure or server issues. If you have a slow or unstable
> internet connection, it is a common scenario where downloads fail
> halfway or in worse cases, just when it is at 99%. If you can do a
> little messing around, you can easily save your time and data.
> Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox Manager
>
>
>
> When a download fails in Firefox, you would probably click on the
> retry button which could make things worse by restarting the download
> all over again. This will only make the download start from the
> beginning and you will lose your already consumed data and the
> precious time. You will also have to bear the extra data charges if
> you are on a limited data plan. When a download fails, the downloaded
> file which is incomplete will be retained in your system till you
> restart Firefox. So this is a simple tip using which you can get that
> download resume from where it failed. Here we go.
>
> What not to do when a download fails on Firefox?
>
> • Most people click on the retry button next to the failed download,
> do NOT do that.
> • It is also important that you do NOT close Firefox, just minimize it
> when the download fails.
>
> What to do now?
>
> • Go to the folder where Firefox saves downloads. By default it is
> saved in C:\Users   \User\Downloads. (Replace ‘User’ with your windows
> username.)
> • If the file you were downloading was say ‘video.mp4’, you should see
> two files in the Downloads folder namely ‘video.mp4’ and
> ‘video.mp4.part’.
>
> How to Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox Manager
>
> • We can simply ignore the file ‘video.mp4’ since it has nothing to do
> with our tweak, what we  need is the file that ends with .part.
> • Make a New folder in the same directory and move ‘video.mp4.part’ into it.
> • Now open Firefox and go to the page where the download link for your
> failed download is available.
> • Click on the download link and let it download for a few seconds.
> • Pause the new download after a few seconds and minimize Firefox.
> • Go to the Downloads folder and you will see that a new
> ‘video.mp4.part’ file has been created there.
> • Now replace the new .part file with our old one.
> • Open Firefox and resume the paused download.
> • Bingo! You will see that the new download has resumed from the point
> where your previous download failed.
>
>
> This tweak will work for most cases of failed downloads in Firefox.
> However, some file-sharing sites do not allow downloading of a file
> using the same download link after a certain period of time. In such
> rare cases, this might be ineffective. It is a life-saver if your
> download failed after consuming GBs of data.
>
> Retrieving Unfinished Downloads
>
> In case you don't want to complete the download and just need to
> retrieve the unfinished file, you can do so by removing the .part
> extension from the file name and moving it to some other location.
> This will prevent Firefox from deleting the unfinished downloads. Most
> video and music files will work even if they are not completely
> downloaded.
>
> Happy downloading!
> --
> efforts may fail but don't fail to make efforts.
>
>
> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of
> mobile phones / Tabs on:
> http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessindia.org.in
>
>
> Search for old postings at:
> http://www.mail-archive.com/accessindia@accessindia.org.in/
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>
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> sent through this mailing list..
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Department of sales
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[AI] sharing an article on "how to resume failed downloads in firefox?"

2016-05-10 Thread Shweta Mishra 
How to Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox manager
Most people see failed downloads as a dead end, but that’s not really
true. There is an easy workaround to resume failed downloads in
Mozilla Firefox from the point where it failed. Not everyone has a
blazing fast internet connection to download huge files quickly
without any interruption. Downloads will also fail in cases of sudden
power failure or server issues. If you have a slow or unstable
internet connection, it is a common scenario where downloads fail
halfway or in worse cases, just when it is at 99%. If you can do a
little messing around, you can easily save your time and data.
Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox Manager



When a download fails in Firefox, you would probably click on the
retry button which could make things worse by restarting the download
all over again. This will only make the download start from the
beginning and you will lose your already consumed data and the
precious time. You will also have to bear the extra data charges if
you are on a limited data plan. When a download fails, the downloaded
file which is incomplete will be retained in your system till you
restart Firefox. So this is a simple tip using which you can get that
download resume from where it failed. Here we go.

What not to do when a download fails on Firefox?

• Most people click on the retry button next to the failed download,
do NOT do that.
• It is also important that you do NOT close Firefox, just minimize it
when the download fails.

What to do now?

• Go to the folder where Firefox saves downloads. By default it is
saved in C:\Users   \User\Downloads. (Replace ‘User’ with your windows
username.)
• If the file you were downloading was say ‘video.mp4’, you should see
two files in the Downloads folder namely ‘video.mp4’ and
‘video.mp4.part’.

How to Resume failed Downloads in Mozilla Firefox Manager

• We can simply ignore the file ‘video.mp4’ since it has nothing to do
with our tweak, what we  need is the file that ends with .part.
• Make a New folder in the same directory and move ‘video.mp4.part’ into it.
• Now open Firefox and go to the page where the download link for your
failed download is available.
• Click on the download link and let it download for a few seconds.
• Pause the new download after a few seconds and minimize Firefox.
• Go to the Downloads folder and you will see that a new
‘video.mp4.part’ file has been created there.
• Now replace the new .part file with our old one.
• Open Firefox and resume the paused download.
• Bingo! You will see that the new download has resumed from the point
where your previous download failed.


This tweak will work for most cases of failed downloads in Firefox.
However, some file-sharing sites do not allow downloading of a file
using the same download link after a certain period of time. In such
rare cases, this might be ineffective. It is a life-saver if your
download failed after consuming GBs of data.

Retrieving Unfinished Downloads

In case you don't want to complete the download and just need to
retrieve the unfinished file, you can do so by removing the .part
extension from the file name and moving it to some other location.
This will prevent Firefox from deleting the unfinished downloads. Most
video and music files will work even if they are not completely
downloaded.

Happy downloading!
-- 
efforts may fail but don't fail to make efforts.


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