Downloading Photo Book Publishing Software
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Downloading Photo Book Publishing Software
I am pretty much a computer dinosaur, although I am able to do most general things, but when things get "technical" I am lost.
I have tried to download photo book publishing software, but get the following messages when trying 2 different sites when trying to run the programmes:
and:
The problem is obviously in my settings somewhere, but I have no idea where to start.
Help please.
Windows Vista PC
Many thanks.
Roj
I have tried to download photo book publishing software, but get the following messages when trying 2 different sites when trying to run the programmes:
C : \Users\Owner\AppData\Local\Temp\is-MP532.tmp
Access is denied
Access is denied
C : \User\Owner\AppData\Local\Temp\Low\MyPublishersetup-GBP-en-UK.exe
zipse: failed to start self extracting executable
zipse: failed to start self extracting executable
Help please.
Windows Vista PC
Many thanks.
Roj
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The first file is a temporary file, and I don't understand why you would know it is there, or why you are interested in it.
The second file is the one you should run. It's in a slightly odd location if you didn't deliberately choose to put it there.
I just tried downloading the file. It took about 15 minutes, and is about 23,982 kB. Is your copy the same size? I wonder if you tried to run it before it had finished downloading?
The second file is the one you should run. It's in a slightly odd location if you didn't deliberately choose to put it there.
I just tried downloading the file. It took about 15 minutes, and is about 23,982 kB. Is your copy the same size? I wonder if you tried to run it before it had finished downloading?
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They are wherever the system put them (said I was a dinosaur!).
They had definitely finished downloading and showed me the "run" option on screen.
I suspect that I have something in my settings that is preventing access.
Also, I physically don't know how to "run" that second programme, because I can't find it and I don't seem to be able to find a "run" option either. If I go into C: \User\Owner\ there isn't an "AppData" to be seen.
Sorry, but I really am a computer thickie technically.
They had definitely finished downloading and showed me the "run" option on screen.
I suspect that I have something in my settings that is preventing access.
Also, I physically don't know how to "run" that second programme, because I can't find it and I don't seem to be able to find a "run" option either. If I go into C: \User\Owner\ there isn't an "AppData" to be seen.
Sorry, but I really am a computer thickie technically.
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If you're using IE go to 'tools>view downloads in the bottom left corner click on 'options' select browse and then somewhere in the list it should say 'my downloads' select that and click ok
In FireFox it's 'options click on the 'general' tab halfway down the page select the show download box etc them select 'save files to' then 'browse and then 'my docks' click ok
That will ensure all down loads will go into the download folder and are easy to find again when you get the file in the fplder try right clicking on it and select 'run as administrator) (I think that option is available in vista but not certain) and see if it will install then.
PS make a note of the file name as you download it as they are not always obvious as to what they are.
In FireFox it's 'options click on the 'general' tab halfway down the page select the show download box etc them select 'save files to' then 'browse and then 'my docks' click ok
That will ensure all down loads will go into the download folder and are easy to find again when you get the file in the fplder try right clicking on it and select 'run as administrator) (I think that option is available in vista but not certain) and see if it will install then.
PS make a note of the file name as you download it as they are not always obvious as to what they are.
