Approximate downloading timeframe?

I just purchased Adobe Acrobat Pro 11. How long does it take to download? So far it's crawling.

depends on your download speed, connectivity etc. as long as it hasn't stopped downloading, leave it.

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Looking for direct download links for Creative Suite trial versions?

Trial versions of Adobe Creative Suite, Photoshop Elements, and Adobe Premiere Elements are downloaded using the Adobe Download Assistant — a small application that is meant to improve download reliability and avoid issues that commonly occur during large downloads, such as frequent disconnects.
What do we mean by "large downloads"? Photoshop CS5 and Photoshop Elements, for example, are each over 1.1 GB. The approximate download times for files this size are:
• On a cable connection (3 mbps): 50 minutes.
• On a DSL connection (1.5 mbps): 1 hrs. 39 minutes.
The Adobe Download Assistant helps most people manage the download of these large files, for example by enabling pause/resume of the downloads, and checking to ensure the complete file(s) are downloaded before actual installation begins.
While we strongly recommend you first attempt to download trial versions using the Adobe Download Assistant, we also realize that some people just prefer to manage their own downloads directly, using a web browser. For those of you who do, please follow the instructions carefully here.
Update 5/5/13: Please utilize the Photoshop Elements page at http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop_elements&loc=us to set the trial cookie to allow the links offered at http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cs6-direct-download-links.html to function successfully.
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Message was edited by: Jeff A Wright

I was trying everything I could think of on my end to download the InDesign trial from this link:
http://prodesigntools.com/trials2/AdobeProducts/IDSN/8/win32/InDesign_8_LS16.exe
I must have tried it a hundred times using every browser, download manager, login, logout, whatever. At one point the server sent me a 1.2 MB file that was corrupt, but on all other attempts it just errored out. The current response entity is:
Access Denied
You don't have permission to access "http://trials2.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/IDSN/8/win32/InDesign_8_LS16.exe?" on this server.
Reference #18.6daeacd.1343153129.1c78627
When I switched to the 7zip file and after many more attempts it finally downloaded. The exe link never worked.
I don't know if this is a security thing or a failed server but it is not a good way to distribute software either way.

SDCCN EWA Request Session runs very Slow

Hi Team,
Recently I’ve configured EWA for a productive ECC PRD, but the request session task for EWA takes around 10 hours to be generated. Most of the time is taken in some steps as shown in the following lines between 2:54 to 6:43 and between 06:43 to 10:41. After these steps the process finish.
24.02.2014 10:42:01 > SEWA_GET_ABAP_DUMPS : # of tables in funcmod > # of tables in mod 001041
24.02.2014 10:42:01 > SEWA_GET_ABAP_DUMPS : inconsistency in # of tables found for mod 001041
24.02.2014 10:41:58 RSDDCVER_RFC_BW_WHM_STAT : Approximate Download with module 000684
24.02.2014 10:41:58 > Difference in function interface
24.02.2014 10:41:56 RSDDCVER_RFC_BW_STATISTICS : Approximate Download with module 000663
24.02.2014 10:41:56 > Difference in function interface
24.02.2014 10:41:55 RSDDCVER_AGGREGATES : Approximate Download with module 000734
24.02.2014 10:41:55 > Difference in function interface
24.02.2014 10:41:53 RSAR_ROIDOCPRMS_GET_ALL : Approximate Download with module 000682
24.02.2014 10:41:53 > Difference in function interface
24.02.2014 10:41:46 DB6_HIST_BUFFERPOOL : exception NO_HISTORY_FOUND raised on XXXXXXX_PRD_00
24.02.2014 10:41:46 DB6_HIST_DB : exception NO_HISTORY_FOUND raised on XXXXXXXX_PRD_00
24.02.2014 06:43:27 DB6_DBH_RESOURCES : Approximate Download with module 000246
24.02.2014 06:43:27 > Difference in function interface
24.02.2014 06:43:19 SQL_STMT_DB6 : Time limit exceeded. on XXXXXXXXXX_PRD_00
24.02.2014 02:54:48 > SQL_STMT_DB6 : # of tables in funcmod > # of tables in mod 000184
24.02.2014 02:54:48 > SQL_STMT_DB6 : inconsistency in # of tables found for mod 000184
24.02.2014 02:54:48 > SQL_STMT_DB6 : # of imp params in funcmod > # of imp params in mod 000184
24.02.2014 02:54:48 > SQL_STMT_DB6 : inconsistency in # of imp params found for mod 000184
24.02.2014 02:54:46 > DB6_DBSIZE_HISTORY : # of imp params in funcmod > # of imp params in mod 001152
24.02.2014 02:54:46 > DB6_DBSIZE_HISTORY : inconsistency in # of imp params found for mod 001152
Please, do you have any idea about what could be happening? PRD System is an ECC 6.0, kernel 7.21, recently migrated from WIN/ORA to DB2/AIX.
Thanks in advance
Best Regards,
Enrique Sánchez.

Hello ,
I have the same fix. How do you fix this problem?
Thks
Javier

How to improve site download time?

I use DW CS4. I have several sites that involve many photos. I notice that it sometimes takes a very long time to get the sites up. I host with hostmonster. I know they offer a file compression option. Is it an advisable for me to compress my jpeg photos in my sites to improve initial download time for the sites I design? Does compression improve the timeframe on this? Thanks for your help.

How many files are being downloaded onto the page?
What is the approximate file size of these images?
How many machines have you tested this on?
What Operating System?
Yes your computer if dated and running Windows XP (Good ol Microsoft) run slow as crap with all the patches they push out to slow down your system, ergh I mean to fix your system.
Anyhow you have many many factors.
1. Size really is not an issue in todays day and age unless your dealing with dial up its not 1995 AOL were in the age of HIGH SPEED
2. Users computer system configuration
3. Your hosts output and how they regulate the bandwidth to the little people such as us who work for a living over those big corps out their
4. Browsers are you testing older vesions or newer version
5. How much of the system resources are utilized and available for the system your on
Just some ideas.

Script to download source packages

Hi there,
I've made a Bash script "getsrc.sh" which download easily and quickly source packages from AUR or ABS (dependencies : yaourt and makepkg). The idea is just to do in one command, something we usually do in several commands (I use yaourt -G, then makepkg -o). Example :
/home/ehmicky $ getsrc gnome-terminal
/tmp/gnome-terminal/src/gnome-terminal-3.2.1 $ ls
aclocal.m4 AUTHORS ChangeLog ChangeLog.pre-2-23 ChangeLog.README config.guess
config.h.in config.sub configure configure.ac COPYING depcomp
gnome-doc-utils.make gnome-terminal.desktop.in.in HACKING help install-sh ltmain.sh
Makefile.am Makefile.in missing mkinstalldirs NEWS omf.make
po README src xmldocs.make
It's just a Bash script you need to source in your ~/.bashrc if you want to use :
source /path/to/getsrc.sh
I didn't package it cause I'm new to Archlinux and still uncomfortable with the packaging procedure right now.
I'm really not sure this might be useful for anyone (it might probably be useless indeed). I guess there are already alternatives doing just the same thign, but since while googling for it, I didn't bump into them, I thought I could post this script just in case.
Do getsrc -h for usage.
Here is the script file :
#!/bin/bash
#============================================================================
# NAME : getsrc
# DESCRIPTION : Download source packages from ABS or AUR.
# AUTHOR AND COPYRIGHT : ehmicky <ehmickyy at hotmail dot fr>
# LICENSE : GPL3, see end of file
# DEPENDENCIES : yaourt makepkg
# USAGE : getsrc PACKAGE_NAME...
# INSTALLATION : this file needs to be sourced (e.g. "source
# getsrc.sh") in your ~/.bashrc
# VARIABLES :
# SourceDir : directory where to download the source package (default :
# current directory)
# VERSION : 1.1 (13/03/2012)
# CHANGELOG : 1.1
# * Supressed output
# * Fix getopts bug
# 1.0
# * First release
#============================================================================
#Must define a function so it doesn't spawn a new subshell, and so we can
#change the current directory of the caller
getsrc()
#Define this variable to change the download directory for source packages
#(default is the current directory)
local SourceDir="/tmp/MyTemp"
#Verify dependencies
test_command()
while (( $# ))
do
if ! type "$1" &> /dev/null
then
echo "Error: $1 is not installed." >&2
return 1
fi
shift
done
test_command yaourt makepkg
#Script options : see help message for more info
local makepkg_options="#"
OPTIND=1
while getopts ":hr" Opt
do
case "$Opt" in
h)
echo "getsrc: Download source packages from ABS or AUR
Usage: $0 [OPTION]... PACKAGE_NAME...
-r Use this option if you're root.
-h Prints this help message.
E-mail bug reports to: <ehmickyy at hotmail dot fr>"
return ;;
r)
local makepkg_options="--asroot" ;;
echo "Error: -$OPTARG is not a valid option." >&2
return 1 ;;
esac
done
shift $(( OPTIND - 1 ))
local _SourceDir="${SourceDir:-.}"
if [[ $UID -eq 0 && "$makepkg_options" != *"--asroot"* ]]
then
echo "Error: when root, please use the -r flag." >&2
return 1
fi
#Process every argument from command line
while (( $# ))
do
local PreviousDir="$PWD"
#Go in the source package download directory
[[ -d "$_SourceDir" ]]\
|| mkdir -p "$_SourceDir"
if [[ ! -d "$_SourceDir" ]]
then
echo "Error: cannot create directory $_SourceDir" >&2
cd "$PreviousDir"
return 1
fi
cd "$_SourceDir"
#Download the ABS of the package
yaourt -G "$1" > /dev/null 2>&1
#Check is the ABS has been downloaded
if [[ ! -d "$1" ]]
then
echo "Error: $1 is not a valid package name" >&2
local RelatedPackages="$( yaourt --color -Ss "$1"\
| sed -n 'h;n;p;g;p'\
| tac) "
[[ "$RelatedPackages" =~ ^\ *$ ]]\
|| echo -e "Maybe you meant:\n$RelatedPackages" >&2
cd "$PreviousDir"
return 1
fi
#Download the source package from the ABS
cd "$1"
if ! makepkg -o "$makepkg_options" > /dev/null 2>&1
then
echo "Error: could not download source package" >&2
rm -r "$_SourceDir/$1"
cd "$PreviousDir"
return 1
fi
#Goes to the root of the source package
[[ -d "src/" ]]\
|| return
cd "src/"
local FinalSourceDir="$( find -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d )"
[[ -d "$FinalSourceDir" ]]\
&& cd "$FinalSourceDir"
#Process next argument
shift
done
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Here is the output of makepkg -s when I try to install packer:
[tilley@take-kun packer]$ makepkg -s
==> Determining latest git revision...
-> Version found: 20120509
==> Making package: packer 20120509-1 (Wed May 9 17:27:52 CDT 2012)
==> Checking runtime dependencies...
==> Installing missing dependencies...
resolving dependencies...
looking for inter-conflicts...
Targets (2): jansson-2.3-1 jshon-20111222-1
Total Download Size: 0.04 MiB
Total Installed Size: 0.17 MiB
Proceed with installation? [Y/n] y
:: Retrieving packages from community...
jansson-2.3-1-x86_64 30.5 KiB 150K/s 00:00 [######################] 100%
jshon-20111222-1-x86_64 9.8 KiB 806K/s 00:00 [######################] 100%
(2/2) checking package integrity [######################] 100%
(2/2) loading package files [######################] 100%
(2/2) checking for file conflicts [######################] 100%
(2/2) checking available disk space [######################] 100%
(1/2) installing jansson [######################] 100%
(2/2) installing jshon [######################] 100%
==> Checking buildtime dependencies...
==> Retrieving Sources...
==> Extracting Sources...
==> Entering fakeroot environment...
==> Starting build()...
==> Connecting to github GIT server....
Cloning into 'packer'...
error: Could not resolve host: (nil); No address associated with hostname while accessing https://github.com/bruenig/packer.git/info/refs
fatal: HTTP request failed
==> ERROR: A failure occurred in build().
Aborting...

HT203167 Someone has been using my credit card to download games. this has happened before when I had a different credit card on my itunes account. the apple store on that previous time would not give me the ip address where the downloads ended up.

Someone I entrusted my computer to for repairs decided to keep it. all my personal information was on the computer. the peron has been using my credit card information o make ourchases from the apple store. If I do not have a credit card on the account on my iphone, I am unable to updatw it or my ipad. After persuading the apple store people to delete the last credit card info, I had to put aother credit card on the iphone to be able to update the software and thevapps. now that card is being used by the person o download war games on the new card. I cannot find any of his downloaded games on any of my devices. I am close to giving up my iphone and ipad. the last time i called the apple store, theynwould not give me the IP address of the omputer the games were downloaded to. they only gave me the name of my ipad. anyone could name thir ipad according to the name on mynipad. I have found the Apple store less than friendly about security matters like this. What can I do to maintain my acount and not continue to be ripped off by the thieving interloper? if i change my user name nd password, i will forever lose legitimate purchases. Please advise me.
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We are fellow users here on these user-to-user forums, you're not talking to iTunes Support nor Apple.
Is the credit card registered to exactly the same name and address (including format and spacing etc) that you have on your iTunes account, it was issued by a bank in your country and you are currently in that country ? If it is then you could check with the card issuer to see if it's them that are declining it, and if not then try contacting iTunes support and see if they know why it's being declined : http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/ - click on Contact iTunes Store Support on the right-hand side of the page, then Account Management
Each time that you add or change your card details then a temporary store holding charge may be applied to check that the card details are correct and valid (though that is usually $1 or the approximate local equivalent) : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3702
Did your daughter owe any amounts to iTunes ? Does anything show on your purchase history : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2727 ? If they are proper charges which you don't think that you should have then you can contact iTunes Support via this page : http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/ - click on Contact iTunes Store Support on the right-hand side of the page, then Purchases, Billing & Redemption

Do I need to manually back up my iphone photos if I have auto downloads already set up in iphoto?

I'm a relatively new iPhone user. I don't take a ton of photos, but the ones I take are important to me. I've been trying to make sure that photos I take with my phone are backed up and in iPhoto. I have a few questions regarding how it all works.
1) If I take a picture with my iPhone it goes to both my camera roll and my photostream (yes, photostream is on)... is this correct?
2) My photostream is limited to 1000 photos. These photos exist on the cloud aren't necessarily saved to my computer... is this correct?
3) I have automatic downloading set up via iPhoto on my MacBook Pro. When I do this ALL photos I take are downloaded by my computer as long as I've connected it to the internet at some point recently... is this corret? If they are downloaded, are they downloaded from my photostream, or are they downloaded as they come in?
4) If I go over 1000 photos in a month in my photostream, does it save ALL of them to iPhoto or just the 1000 most current? In other words, in iPhoto I see a section labeled, for example, "May 2013 Photostream". If I took 1500 photos during that May timeframe, would they ALL be there or would only the 1000 that constituted my photostream at the time of download be in there?
5) If a photo is show in iPhoto it is permenantly downloaded to my computer's harddrive... is this correct?
6) This is the biggest one. If I have auto downloads set up between my iPhone and iPhoto, is there any reason to download photos manually? Everytime I download photos manually it says I have a bunch of duplicates. They all seem to be duplicated in my photo stream, BUT others are not duplicated and seem to download at the time of the manual operation, which makes me think that they autodownloads aren't downloading everything.
7) Do photos I edit in Snapseed or Instagram get downloaded automatically or do I have to put them somewhere for that to happen?
Sorry for the barrage of questions. This stuff is super confusing if you've never used it before. I just want to be sure I haven't lost anything and don't delete anything.

Good questions!
SInce you are having Photo Stream, you may want to backup your iPhone to iCLoud. to be on the safe side, see: iCloud: Backup and restore overview
1) If I take a picture with my iPhone it goes to both my camera roll and my photostream (yes, photostream is on)... is this correct?
Yes, photos you take with the iPhone will be stored in the camera roll, and the camera roll will be automatically added to iCLoud and synced to your devices.
2) My photostream is limited to 1000 photos. These photos exist on the cloud aren't necessarily saved to my computer... is this correct?
My photo stream is limited to max 1000 photos and only the last month of photos.
If you enable automatic import on your mac, these photos will be stored on your mac automatically in monthly events in iPhoto. Or you can import manually, what you are seeing in the My Photo Stream album.
See: iCloud: Photo Stream FAQ
3) I have automatic downloading set up via iPhoto on my MacBook Pro. When I do this ALL photos I take are downloaded by my computer as long as I've connected it to the internet at some point recently... is this corret? If they are downloaded, are they downloaded from my photostream, or are they downloaded as they come in?
All photos currently in iCloud will be visible in the Photo Stream, when it is enabled on your mac, and with automatic import they will be added to the monthly events, as soon as the mac syncs with iCloud.
4) If I go over 1000 photos in a month in my photostream, does it save ALL of them to iPhoto or just the 1000 most current?
When you reach 1000 photos in My Photo Stream, the oldest photos will automatically deleted, so you should sync your phone before that happens.
iCloud: Photo Stream limits
In other words, in iPhoto I see a section labeled, for example, "May 2013 Photostream". If I took 1500 photos during that May timeframe, would they ALL be there or would only the 1000 that constituted my photostream at the time of download be in there?
You can sync more than a 1000 photos per month, only make sure, you sync often.
5) If a photo is show in iPhoto it is permenantly downloaded to my computer's harddrive... is this correct?
It is downloaded permanently, as soon as you are seeing it in an event in iPhoto, not if it is only showing in the "My Photo Stream" album.
6) This is the biggest one. If I have auto downloads set up between my iPhone and iPhoto, is there any reason to download photos manually? Everytime I download photos manually it says I have a bunch of duplicates. They all seem to be duplicated in my photo stream, BUT others are not duplicated and seem to download at the time of the manual operation, which makes me think that they autodownloads aren't downloading everything.
One good reason to download manually would be the download speed. It is just quicker, and you are not risking transmission errors. Also, you may have more photos in your camera roll than in the photo stream, because you could have deleted photos from the photo stream. The duplicates should be no problem, if you exclude them from importing.
7) Do photos I edit in Snapseed or Instagram get downloaded automatically or do I have to put them somewhere for that to happen?
I do not use these apps, so I cannot be sure, but usually you will have to save edited photos back to the camera roll, to be able to sync them, either with Photo Stream or by manual sync.
Regards
Léonie

How can I find the name of a file I downloaded four months ago?

I downloaded a file on either February 15th or 16th. Embarrassingly, I've lost the file, simply by forgetting its name. I need to be able to search my download history, by date. Does anyone know of a way to do this? I know that the history is kept that long, and that I haven't erased the history. Finding the date that I visited the website was easy using history and an approximate date, but download history is less intuitive.
And, no, revisiting the website doesn't help; the only way to find the name of the file there (it's an ebook) is to buy it again, which is NOT what I wish to do.
This was in Windows 7 Home Premium Edition, with FireFox v. 28.0 (yes, I know it's outdated; I haven't been using that computer much lately). I don't know what version of FireFox was installed at the time of the download -- whatever was most current at the time, as I usually make a practice of installing updates.

The downloads folder in the history manager? I'm not sure what you mean.
When I click on History, I see what I've put in the screenshot. Then it starts telling me where I've been today. Nothing about downloads, per se. I've been getting at those through Tools/Downloads.
I have FireFox set up to ask me where downloads should go, rather than automatically sending them to my Downloads folder in Windows, and even if it had automatically saved to Downloads, it wouldn't still be there now.
In a pinch, I suppose I could skip the first few in the downloads list, and then start right-clicking on individual downloads and selecting Go To Download Page, but I was hoping there might be some way to narrow it down, by getting at the date on downloads. That's fairly easy in History, but I don't see any way to do it in Tools/Downloads.

I bought a Sandisk Connect Media Drive, downloaded the app from iTunes. Before iOS 8, movies played fine. After iOS upgrade I can no longer play movies downloaded from iTunes to the media drive. Anyone else have a similar issue?

I bought a Sandisk Connect Media Drive, downloaded the app from iTunes. Before iOS 8, movies played fine. After iOS upgrade I can no longer play movies downloaded from iTunes to the media drive. Anyone else have a similar issue?

I checked with SanDisk's own online support and they indicate that they have notified Apple of the issue.
According to SanDisk, the problem lies with Apple not having the iOS 8 version of the Safari browser having DRM decoding enabled that the Media Drive relies upon to decode and play iTunes DRM titles. Non DRM encoded videos will play in the browser.
DRM audio is not effected as this is handled by the native iOS music app.
As of the date of this post SanDisk have not been given a timeframe by Apple for this issue to be resolved.
I hope that Apple resolves this issue quickly as I have a large collection of DRM video titles on a 128Mb memory card installed in the Media Drive that I am unable to view.

Download and Upload speed too slow...

A friend of mine posted this on his Forum this morning, any thoughts...
My Mac at home is making me pull my hair out, is so slow in internet up and downloads that I can barely tolerate it. It's a late 2012 27" iMac running Yosemite 10.10.2 , 3.2 Ghz Intel Core i5 chip with 32 GB memory, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2048 MB Graphics card. By all accounts it has good hardware. I have been struggling with download speed for two months with this machine. On Verizon FIOS, with the newest Wi-Fi Router and it hangs on downloads all the time. Running Verizon speed tests I get:
28.3 Mbps download
43.79 Mbps upload
9 ms latency
This is in both Ethernet AND Wifi, either way I get the same approximate results each time
Now, I have a new Dell Laptop that is only two weeks old and here's what it does running the same speed test 2 seconds after the iMac is done and at the same spot in the house as the iMac:
58.12 Mbps download
82,05 Mbps upload
11 ms latency
Clearly the new little laptop is running nearly twice as fast. So it has to be either 1) hardware on the iMac, or 2) software on the iMac
To eliminate as many factors as I can, I wiped the hard drive clean on the iMac and did a clean install of the OS (Yosemite). It had no effect on speeds, which was very disappointing. So since there is nothing else I can think of to test, am I wrong to think its the operating system itself? It seemed to run faster on Snow Leopard.....much faster. I'm out of ideas - anyone have anything?

This issue was totally resolved with this week's Yosemite point release.

Error when trying to download AT&T's McAfee Internet Security

I have helped multiple senior citizens with downloading McAfee Internet Security Suite without any problems until about 3 weeks ago. Everytime I click on one of the 3 locations under "Account Overview" as listed below, I get the following message; "We're sorry, the AT&T sevice you are attempting to access is not available using the login information you provided. To continue, please select the login button for one of the services below". It wants me to login and try again. Locations:Under My AT&T\Internet\McAfee Internet SecurityUnder "I want to"\Manage my plan & services\U-verse Internet\Download McAfee SecurityUnder U-verse Internet Pro\click on "Download McAfee" I know that you have to be a U-verse customer in order to obtain this free software and the person that I'm helping is one. I've spoken with AT&T a couple of times while helping someone in July and they were able to resolve it by disconnecting the User ID and then reconnecting it to the account and everything worked fine. I tried calling the other day to have them do the same solution but they told me that they would need to cancel the account, then I would need to have sales set it back up. This is NOT what they did in July. My second call to AT&T, I was told that this download problem was a known issue but they didn't have a timeframe as to when it might be fixed. Has anyone had this same problem and if so, did you have an success in getting it resolved?

Don't even bother w/that resource hog McAfee, use MS Essentials instead, much better product.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/security-essentials-download
Chris
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Need Help? PM ATT Uverse Care (all service problems)
or ATT Customer Care (all other problems)
Your Results May Vary, In My Humble Opinion
I Call It Like I See It, Simply a U-verse user, nothing more

My download is taking a long time

Awful, awful, awful servers. I usually download 1Gb/+ file in less than an hour. it's been almost 15 mins, and I m only at 2%!!!! It is NOT a problem with my connexion. It can't be that we ALL have a problem with our connexion, and it can't be that only people who work with you download in a "reasonable time" (not even an approximate huh? maybe 8 or 10 hours is reasonable for you, but not for the rest of us who don't work at Adobe).
SHAME on this so popular company to completely DISREGARD its customers.
I planned to buy the product, but believe me, if I happen to find it pirated, I will buy the pirated one even if it costs more with shipping costs.
SHAME.

Branching this to a separate discussion.
Danamandarina what specific Adobe software title were you attempting to download? Which operating system are you using? Are you on a managed network?

Where to download and manage video files at...

I take most my videos on my iPhone 4 now. I notice I can download them in iPhoto. They then show up in iMovie.
#1 - are they working off the same database/same files or is it copied over into iMovie?
I just purchased Aperture 3. It is supposed to work with video files.
I also do use a handheld HD video recorder on rare occasions, but haven't used it in a while to be honest.
I was pondering all this and am wondering the best way to manage my video. I use Final Cut Express for most of my video editing, although I do now use iMovie some since I purchased a macbook pro.
So I'm all over the place, I suppose. iPhoto to download, iMovie for some editing, FCE for editing, and now Aperture enters the picture.
I'm not sure if Aperture works off the iPhoto library or if I have to download it separately into Aperture.
Somewhere in this mixture, I guess I'm wondering the most simple direct way to manage my video files. What method should I import my video files: iPhoto? iMovie? Aperture? or does it matter? Do they all access the same basic structure of files or do they do their own thing and copy from one source to another?
And if I'm going to mix files from my iphone and hand held HD, I'm wondering the best way to basically download and manage video files.
Suggestions appreciated.

Saving into iPhoto certainly works. If you save it there, iMovie can access it, but iMovie will not duplicate it.
You should have the option in Aperture to have Aperture be the default application and if so, your videos would be there. Once again, iMovie can see them and edit them without duplicating them.
However, to me, the most straightforward way would be to import the movies directly from your phone into iMovie. Then you can use all the library management features of the iMovie Events.
To do this, I would open the Image Capture Utility and plug in your iPhone. You should see the iPhone listed as a device in Image Capture. Right click on this device, and select iMovie as a default application. It has been a while since I did this, so that is approximate, but it should get you there.

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I do know how to use google maps on a computer, just not on my phone.

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