Re: rm to mpeg converter?

de Ian Jackson 01/15/2007 10:13

In message <RbNebjBDezqFFwNT@g3ohx.demon.co.uk>, Ian Jackson
<IanJacksonRemoveThisBit@g3ohx.demon.co.uk> writes
>In message <59432031683e878044ce3eec3c8da167np@mcdaddums.3>, jon
><mcdaddums3@hhotmail.ccom.invalid> writes
>>
>>Ian Jackson wrote:
>>
>>>In message <70de714c99578fe57de02e2a4ac3d680np@mcdaddums.3>, jon
>>><mcdaddums3@hhotmail.ccom.invalid> writes
>>>>
>>>>Ian Jackson wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>Is there something wrong with the Erightsoft website?
>>>>>I've tried to update my old version of Super, but I can't actually find
>>>>>anywhere on the website to download from.
>>>>
>>>>It is not wholly reliable and needs javascript enabled
>>>
>>>I'm not sure what you mean by 'not wholly reliable', but I do have
>>>javascript enabled.
>>
>>You need to go here:
>>
>>http://www.erightsoft.net/SUPER.html
>>
>>go to bottom of page, click on 'start downloading...'
>>
>>Next page you have to 'download and use'
>>
>>Next page you have to scroll to bottom and 'download now'
>>
>>At any point in the process a link might break - they are working atm.
>
>Nope. This doesn't happen. Near the bottom, when I click on the link at
>'Start Downloading SUPER © right now and discover this fully featured
>Multimedia Freeware', I simply go back to the top of the page - ad
>infinitum!
>
>However, I note that there is a gap beneath this paragraph, which I
>think is where the four download links used to be. Maybe they are doing
>some maintenance work?
>
>Ron M has given me the direct links, which are:
>http://gpl.download.free.fr/B4930A1AB96C06AB36BFDB/SUPERsetup.exe
>http://updat.free.fr/B4930A1AB96C06AB36BFDB/SUPERsetup.exe
>http://super.free.free.fr/B4930A1AB96C06AB36BFDB/SUPERsetup.exe
>http://updat3.free.fr/B4930A1AB96C06AB36BFDB/SUPERsetup.exe
>
>These work.
>Thanks Ron.
>I'll store these for future use.
>
>Cheers,
>Ian.
>

I've just realised that, immediately above the 'Start Downloading' link,
there is the following message:

"To download from this site without looping back to the same page you
need to: Enable your JavaScript, clear your MSIE cache, do not block
your http_referrer, do not use proxy. Queries concerning this issue will
not be answered. We do not know any other answer to give."

This is obviously my problem.

Well, in Internet Explorer 6, 'Tools, 'Advanced', I've got JavaScript
enabled, I have HTTP 1.1 enabled (and not HTTP 1.1 through proxy
connections), but what is MSIE Cache, and what is HTTP Referrer? I've
looked these up, but I simply don't understand.

I've never had this problem before with the Super website.

I would appreciate any advice!
Ian.

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