From: fvanbortel@netscape.net   
      
   Raffa Edwards wrote:   
   > Windows downloads to the logical device "temp".   
   > Allocate a temporary directory on you G: drive and change you environment.   
   > This is accomplished using Control Panel / System / Environment (this can   
   > vary depending on the flavor of windows).   
   > --Raffa   
   >   
   >   
   > "Richard Kinread"  wrote in message   
   > news:Abhjd.29675$dj2.2151152@news20.bellglobal.com...   
   >   
   >>I am trying to download Oracle 10g from Oracle's download site and keep   
   >>getting disk full errors.  I am trying to download to my G drive (all   
   >   
   > kinds   
   >   
   >>of space) and my C drive doesn't have enough space to contain th eentire   
   >>file.   
   >>   
   >>It appears that the download goes to a temporary file (I think this is on   
   >   
   > C)   
   >   
   >>and when complete, the file is copied to its final destination.  Is there   
   >>any way tyo get around this problem (the file size is ~ 600 MB).   
   >>   
   >>Thx   
   >>   
   >>Richard Kinread   
   >>   
   >>   
      
   Probably not ganna' work; it's the temporary   
   internet directory that needs changing (at least,   
   when using IE as browser, which is an assumption).   
      
   Get something that stores the content on the correct   
   place directly; i.e. getright. Firefly might do, too,   
   and is a more secure browser.   
      
   This ng is officially dead. Post in c.d.o.server, or   
   c.d.o.misc next time.   
   --   
      
   Regards,   
   Frank van Bortel   
      
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