Happy ending! I found a site that sent the rpm file via ftp, so the browser didn't try to handle it. In fact, Mozilla asked me what to do with it. (Naturally, I saved it!) Oh yeah, the site is http://www.filewatcher.com/
Thanks, Google.
Actually, it's
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There is an entry there for RealPlayer, but it only mentions the extensions ram and rm. The only other entry under this heading is pdf.
Here's an update. I looked on RealNetworks page and after some searching I finally found a FAQ...
I have RealPlayer 10.0.4.750 (gold) installed on my RH Linux machine. Sometime recently, RealPlayer decided that files with rpm as the extension are playlists for its use and not Redhat Package Managers. When I try to download an rpm file, RealPlayer opens in the web browser (mozilla) without...
The book I have (JavaScript Second Edition by Don Gosselin) says something about the <select> tag in JavaScript that is either incorrect or I'm not using it properly. According to the book, if the size attribute of the select list is either not specified or set to 1, the list will be a...
Thank goodness, this project is almost finished. It uses the TNMPOP3 component to retrieve mail summaries from a POP3 server. The summaries objects have many useful methods and properties including subject, sender and header. The header is returned as a series of strings which don't really...
success! The line that did it is listed below.
myConnector := TNMPOP3.Create(nil);
I also had to include NMpop3 under the uses heading
Thanks squared to all who posted answers including (but not limited to) Griffyn
Tried That. TNMPOP3.create requires an owner. I don't rememeber the syntax, but the Delphi non-help says TNMOPOP3.create(TObject: Owner) or something like that. Whatever it was, I tried repeatedly with no success.
I'm working on a project that is supposed to be a console application. Since it uses a TNMPOP3 component, someone (newsgroup) told me that it's impossible to make it a console application. Instead, I made an application that has no user visible controls and does its job on the 1st tick of a...
I'm using Borland Delphi 6. I have a string that I only want part of. Since the string is always the same length and the info I want is always in the same position, it seemed I could use a function like sub, substr or substring. Even though these functions are listed in the Delphi help, none...
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