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twinspan · 23-04-02, 12:20 AM

This is EXACTLY what I was hoping for from Sig2Dat, thanks thanks thanks thanks Indy.

But I have one problem: I'm too lame to get the quick link to work for me.

I installed sig2dat 3.7a in c\program files\sig2dat, imported the registry file, then clicked on the quicky; all that happened was that an empty new browser window opened up, with 'cannot connect to server' error message.

So I started up Sig2dat, then clicked again, same thing.

So I thought, maybe I have to close and re-open Grokster before anything will happen. Just did that, no new file in my d/l window.

I'm probably overlooking something really obvious: reboot? allow pop-ups? maybe coz I already got your surprise? I dunno.

So could I ask you for a step-by-step demo of how to d/l a 'quicky'?

Thanks for any help, and thanks for Sig2dat.
Twinspan.

23-04-02, 12:20 AM	#3
twinspan - a rascal - Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: for security reasons, never the same as the President's Posts: 759	This is EXACTLY what I was hoping for from Sig2Dat, thanks thanks thanks thanks Indy. But I have one problem: I'm too lame to get the quick link to work for me. I installed sig2dat 3.7a in c\program files\sig2dat, imported the registry file, then clicked on the quicky; all that happened was that an empty new browser window opened up, with 'cannot connect to server' error message. So I started up Sig2dat, then clicked again, same thing. So I thought, maybe I have to close and re-open Grokster before anything will happen. Just did that, no new file in my d/l window. I'm probably overlooking something really obvious: reboot? allow pop-ups? maybe coz I already got your surprise? I dunno. So could I ask you for a step-by-step demo of how to d/l a 'quicky'? Thanks for any help, and thanks for Sig2dat. Twinspan.