Corrupt file downloaded from OTN

Cannot open file - it does not appear to be a valid archive.
The download completes without error. However OTN indicates a file size of approx 500M yet the downloaded file is 179,512k.
Is the OTN file corrupt ? or is the download corrupting the file ?
Is there an FTP site I can download from ?
Gerard.
So that we may better diagnose DOWNLOAD problems, please provide the following information.
- Server name
- Filename 9011NTSrv_Disk1
- Date/Time 13 May
- Browser + Version IE 5.5
- O/S + Version NT4
- Error Msg

Thank you, Ideato' for taking an interest in this issue.
What you say cannot be because this is a package for Corporate use with drivers for an entire series of printers. They surely know that an IT department would store the files on some file server. I can understand why FF has all of its Open options greyed out. It intelligently senses that the file is missing, and it is not too difficult to program.
Thanks again.

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