it is a very usefull project! very good work! but i would prefer a little "documentation" for the updates... i have to expand it into the already existing directory and overwrite the existing files, right? and i have some difficulties with the download. sometimes it seems to "hang". then i kill the batch-file and restart and then it works. only the non-existing downloads will re-processed, right? is the interrupted download being reprocessed? it seems so...
very good work! thanks for that project! perhaps, it is more useful to make the download-test-output quite more visual? it is hard to read that stuff during an update...
cu
thomas
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it is a very usefull project! very good work! but i would prefer a little "documentation" for the updates... i have to expand it into the already existing directory and overwrite the existing files, right? and i have some difficulties with the download. sometimes it seems to "hang". then i kill the batch-file and restart and then it works. only the non-existing downloads will re-processed, right? is the interrupted download being reprocessed? it seems so...
very good work! thanks for that project! perhaps, it is more useful to make the download-test-output quite more visual? it is hard to read that stuff during an update...
cu
thomas
I have seen the downloads hang, but when they do, it will restart the download where it left off. Service Pack 2 is the only exception.
The downloads of updates does look a little busy on the screen, I will give it some good thought when I have more time to devote to it.
Thanks,
Paul
How I can download the updates behind a proxy?