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Twice I've completed what was a large download, only to not be able to access it. I get an error message that says something like "Can't transfer to Library..."
What's going on? Evidently, I can't access the file that took hours to download. Or am I wrong? Help! Thanks, DreamDoer |
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I saw something similar to this in another discussion area. I don't know if this works, but they suggested to "Kill Download" in the search window, then go to "Library" and "Incomplete". Then, highlight the file and click "Resume".
I don't know if this actually works, as I have not tried it myself. |
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I've tried it, usually works. Not always. Oh well.
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