Downloading iMovie Update

[Neil Bennett]

Hi List !
I am one of those souls who have the huge benefit of living 'in he 
sticks' but has the huge disadvantage of not having a broadband 
facility at the moment.
I think that the new iMovie update is about 80 meg but downloading this 
file for me will take literally, hours.
My service provider (virgin.net) limit the time that I am allowed to be 
connected to their server to two hours, insufficient time to complete 
the download. Every time I reconnect and re-start the download it 
insists on starting from the beginning of the download again. Am I 
doing something wrong, or is there something that I should be doing ?
Thanks (as always)
Neil
On Thursday, Jun 5, 2003, at 18:41 Europe/London, Michael Winter wrote:

>
> On Thursday, June 5, 2003, at 11:57  AM, Gerhard Kuhn wrote:
>
>> Here is a quote from a CNET article and it turns out Apple did 
>> charge.  This charge has been dropped however since the introduction 
>> of USB2.
>
> We're talking about two different things, and its most likely me who 
> got off track (and you didn't get off the track with me).
>
> What I was referring to was the ability to use the trademarked name 
> "FireWire" for labeling/marketing IEEE1394 products, while what you're 
> describing is the licensing cost associated with the intellectual 
> property underlying IEEE 1394.
>
> Allowing others to use the FireWire brand name means I can walk into a 
> store and ask for a FireWire cable instead of saying I need an IEEE 
> 1394 cable (many I see on the shelf are still labeled this way).
>
> Hopefully I'm making sense now.
>
> -Mike
>
>
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