Title: Message
|
I suppose I agree
that we should simply shunt users who click to download locked texts to a page
explaining what locked means. Apparently the link directly to the left
isn't drawing the attention of some people.
BTW, this person's
problem wasn't the locked modules, it's a Unicode issue. Locked modules
will not appear in recent releases unless they have a cipher
key.
--Chris
I believe we have seen many requests like the one below.
I don't think it is pleasing for people to spend the amount of time that
is required to download text modules through a modem to find out they don't
work. Not only do they not work for them but they appear as some strange
hieroglyphics. After trying maybe a couple of times to re-download the same
text and spending more time, they might resort to sending an e-mail to ask for
help.
I would guess that some probably just give up and don't go any
farther.
I was wondering if there wouldn't be a way to set up the web page so that
when someone tries to download a locked module if they wouldn't just be
directed to a page telling them that this particular version is locked and
direct them to the Copy right page.
There is no benefit for anyone to download modules they can not use. But
I am sure there is some frustration.
hello i'm cheri .I have been downloading some
of the English bibles and they aren't comeing up in english they are
comeing up in ascii characters. please help.
thanks cheri
robbins
|
