5th Injector Circuit

[Kevin Timmerman]

On Friday, September 19, 1997 9:42 PM, Clare Snyder [SMTP:clsnyde at ibm.net] 
wrote:
> >On Friday, September 19, 1997 10:29 AM, Clare Snyder 
[SMTP:clsnyde at ibm.net]
> >wrote:
> >> >>Simon you link to your 5th injector DOC is not quite right.
> >> >>for those in a hurry it's:
> >> >>http://www.lincoln.ac.nz/ccb/techs/simon/5th_inj.doc
> >> >>Dean
> >> >
> >> >t'is true .....   but the content is still "garbage", and when
> >> >I save it as "5th_inj.doc" and open it in Word, it crashes Word
> >> >(97).
> >Hmmm...  I just got the file and opened it with Word 97 without any
> >problems.  You weren't using the browser's Save As.. where you ?  That
> >won't work, it corrupts the file. Grab it out of the cache.
>
> how?

This info if for Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.x / Win95, Netscape is 
different.

If you open a URL to a file type that the browser does not recognize the 
browser may assume it is text and attempt to display it as such. This will 
result in garbage being displayed for Word, PDF and other file types. If 
you use the File | Save As.. to save this file, the saved file will be 
corrupted. I have two solutions:
 1) If the link is displayed in the browser (not email) just right click on 
the link and select "Save Target As .."
 2) Open the URL and allow it to display as garbage. Use the search option 
on the start menu to find the cache file. The file name will be the last 
part of the URL. For the above example that would be "5th_inj.doc". Drag 
the file from the search window to the desktop.


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