How do I get the prompt in "Step 2" of the download process to provide the icon I need to drag to my applications folder?

Question

The problem with the help page is that it starts after the browser is downloaded which is great, but I generally have very few questions about the browser once it is downloaded, it is getting it downloaded that generally provides the most difficulty.
The last time I tried to download a Firefox upgrade 3.4 to 3.6, I think. I had a different but similar problem. Then I would click on the download button and nothing would happen, this went on for several months. But I hung in there and dutifully clicked the download button again and again for about 6 months and one day, I won the download lottery for that day and the damn ting downloaded.
Now I am trying to download the beta verson 4. As a result I guess of my past determination I am now getting hung up at Step 2. It appears to download, by that I mean the little window (excuse my nomenclature I'd completely computer illiterate which doesn't help) with the blue download line and the timer numbers runs across the top of the download window. But then nothing else happens. It never goes to step 2 which is dragging the icon to my applications folder. What is the magic formula this time? Or am I destined to just continue to attempt the download again until the computer gods finally decide I am worthy to receive version 4?
I have already tried three different times. Still nothing. I have a 1.5 GHz PowerbookPC G4 with Mac OS X Version 10.5.8 and 1.5 GB DDR SDRAM

Answer 1

Hi,
I still have a problem in geting
Window Coords for the Plot Area of a CNiGraph (under VC++) :
What I do (inside of CNiGraph derived) :
CNiImage image = Images("Plot Area");
image.SetUrl("C:\\WINDOWS\\Circles.bmp");
image.Reload();
CNiPicture Picture = image.GetPicture();
int width = Picture.GetWidth();
width is 847,
and that is, I think,
the Himetric (1/1000 m) width of the
bitmap ploted on my Display.
The width doesent change, if I
resize the CNiGraph Ctrl !
So, is there a nother way to calculate the
actual size of the Plot Area ??
Yours,
Joerg Peleikis