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Member since Dec-7-02 · 219 posts

What gets me mad (among a few things) is when I'm downloading something thats like an hour download and I don't want to just stare at the screen like a mindless doof. So I start up MSTS and I hear as the simulator is loading "Goodbye!". As soon as it loaded, I pushed the windows key (next to Alt) and I looked at the AOL screen and it apparently kicked me off for no reason and luckily what I was downloading was small so I just started it again. That made me mad. -Hovertrain

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That used to happen to me all the time. Dove me nuts. There are a couple of thing you can do. 1 - get a tickle program. It tickles the site(s) you are on to let them know you are still there do to no activity on the site(s). 2 - Get the program "Getright" a download program that allows resumming if a download is lost. Are you sure it's not a memory problem? I now have 1.2GB memory and have downloaded the UP bigboy, challenger pack while driving MSTS through raildriver, with TSM and PSP running in the background.Dwight

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