is there a way to pick up downloading where i left off

spoofer2

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thus saving my progress, when i have network issues and get dc'd randomly? im trying to dl a big fat iso file and i can never make it the full 8hrs. (dsl)
 
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It's very simple. Install it. Click on your download link. You'll get a pop up box to choose Download them all. Select where you want to save to and away it goes. Next download it will remember a list of your download locations to help. There are options you can tinker with later but initially it's very simple. Give it a try.

By default it will segment the download into 4 parts (download 4 pieces at the same time) this can significantly decrease download times.

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It's very simple. Install it. Click on your download link. You'll get a pop up box to choose Download them all. Select where you want to save to and away it goes. Next download it will remember a list of your download locations to help. There are options you can tinker with later but initially it's very simple. Give it a try.

By default it will segment the download into 4 parts (download 4 pieces at the same time) this can significantly decrease download times.
 
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right now im using Free Download Manager, which i found while googling earlier. so far im happy with it, it even has a feature where you can switch to "light" mode when want more bandwidth to yourself. if this goes wrong though, i will try that
 

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Looks like you found your own solution. You might want to pick yourself as the solution ;-)

That program looks to have a very similar function to DownLoadThemAll. I may give it a try myself as I prefer Chrome as my browser and DownLoadThem all is not available for it. Thanks for sharing.
 

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yes it is! i just saw it a minute ago when i was looking!