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help
Thursday, July 7, 2005 by Ephekz | Discussion: OS Customization
ive been trying to download and install these files for about anhour now and ive been reading the stickies and everything else. everything they talk about i dont have.
I am trying to download dwindows blinds
heres how it goes-
I click download
(i am using mozilla firefox)
it says open with wba_auto_file(defualt)
or save to disk i choose the top one
winzip opens up with a whole bunch of files but not the usual folder which says "..." and contains all those files. so i dont know what to do please help asap please.
thanks
I am trying to download dwindows blinds
heres how it goes-
I click download
(i am using mozilla firefox)
it says open with wba_auto_file(defualt)
or save to disk i choose the top one
winzip opens up with a whole bunch of files but not the usual folder which says "..." and contains all those files. so i dont know what to do please help asap please.
thanks
Bichur
Reply #2 Friday, July 8, 2005 11:11 AM
I use FF - my top option is open with WindowBlinds.
Reply #2 Friday, July 8, 2005 11:11 AM
| (i am using mozilla firefox) it says open with wba_auto_file(defualt) |
I use FF - my top option is open with WindowBlinds.
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Reply #1 Thursday, July 7, 2005 8:57 PM
Change the file extension from ".zip" to ".wba" if it is a WindowBlinds skin you are downloading.
Then assuming you have WindowBlinds installed on your computer, double-click the file (now a ".wba"), and it should automatically install.
To prevent ending up with a ".zip" file that is actually a compressed file of another type (.wba, .iptheme, etc.), you should be able to right-click the download link > select "Save target as.." > select "All Files" in the "Save as Type" drop-down list, of the Save As dialog box.
This should keep the original file extension intact after download, and should work with all browsers.
I hope this helps.