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darrel
We offer .doc files (2003) on our web site and once in a while we get a
complaint that they can't download the files properly. 99% of the time it's
due to some odd issue with their computer.
I'd like to be able to send them to some web site that has .doc files on it
for downloading to see if they can succesfully download from that other site
(assumign they can't, and they'll understand it's an issue on their end, not
ours).
Anyone know off hand if there are any .doc links on Microsoft.com's site? Or
can anyone suggest another relatively innocuous web site that might have a
few .doc files on it that I could send folks to test their downloading
abilities?
-Darrel
complaint that they can't download the files properly. 99% of the time it's
due to some odd issue with their computer.
I'd like to be able to send them to some web site that has .doc files on it
for downloading to see if they can succesfully download from that other site
(assumign they can't, and they'll understand it's an issue on their end, not
ours).
Anyone know off hand if there are any .doc links on Microsoft.com's site? Or
can anyone suggest another relatively innocuous web site that might have a
few .doc files on it that I could send folks to test their downloading
abilities?
-Darrel