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June 5th, 2005
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 Can I determine what I'm downloading? HELP! Hi all. I had a question. A number of times I will download something and it turns out to be something completely different. For instance I download some serial document and it turns out to be and iPod ad of some sort. (I've come across that one several times) Or DL a tutorial video for a effects/video program only to find out its really a porn video. Any tips or helpers will be greatly appreciated.  |
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June 5th, 2005
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| I can only suggest that you preview what your downloading, then you can delete the file if it's not right 
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