From: ol.sc@web.de   
      
   Hi Ewen,   
      
   > For these larger files, what would be nice is if you could stop at any   
   > point, and it would save a small file that held the URL for the stream,   
   > and where you were in it when you stopped. Then if you went to that same   
   > stream again, it would ask if you wanted to start over, or continue from   
   > where you left off.   
      
   As you pretty surely imagine, I already had that idea ;-)   
      
   > The only problem I can see is that unlike with the IIgs, you do not have   
   > a convenient place where you can store such a file on the Apple ][.   
      
   I presume, you are not aware, that A2Stream already saves the URLs entered   
   by the user in a file for re-use on a subsequent run. Of course, I can't   
   judge if you consider my place a convenient place.   
      
   However, I see more than enough other problems. Two of them:   
      
   1.) A2Stream has no idea whatsoever, where in a stream it currently is.   
      
   2.) A2Stream does HTTP 1.0, but byte ranges are part of HTTP 1.1.   
      
   Anyhow, thanks for thinking about A2Stream,   
   Oliver   
      
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