geoturtle said:Thank you.
It is interesting that I can display the CODES pages without having to log in, but not download/save them.
Suitcase said:When the manual is downloaded, it comes in the PDF format shown, correct? Are these files actually on your hard drive, or are you just able to access them on their web site. If they are on your HD why can't you just use a thumb drive to transfer them to your laptop? That way you could take it to the shop and have it handy there. I could download it on my iPad but I wouldn't want to only be available on that.
Matt said:Moose,
Just wanted to update you. The home pc died and we got a new laptop, downloaded the files again and they work like a charm. Guess Windows 2000 is really old!
Mooseman said:More than likely. Also, these files are huge so not a good idea to use your employer's bandwidth or have the guys in suits paying you a visit.
Mooseman said:More than likely. Also, these files are huge so not a good idea to use your employer's bandwidth or have the guys in suits paying you a visit.
Mooseman said:More than likely. Also, these files are huge so not a good idea to use your employer's bandwidth or have the guys in suits paying you a visit.
motorhead said:Meh. Works fine through DND computers.
Mooseman, thanks so much for this! If you ever see a black TBSS w/a MOTORH3D plate cruising the 417 give a honk and wave or if you find me at a Tim's in town come say hi and the coffee is on me.
Cheers!
envisionelec said:The guys in suits and I are tight. Not worried about that.
But...I still can't DL from home. So...not sure why it doesn't work. Do I have to have a minimum number of posts?