MediaMonkey on CD-R

by **normington** » Fri Jul 08, 2005 12:20 pm

hehehe. ill try that next time i need a program. yeh well i had double ICT today and straight after that was break and i stuck around a bit after ICT to help sort out profile storage space stuff on sum of the computers and i asked the nicest technician in the department (who, as an added bonus) knows me anyway if i cud use the writers on the classroom computers and he sed i cud and i bought a cd-r off ict department for 10p and downloaded and burned the program at lunch so yeh, im done!

by **EAJ** » Thu Jul 07, 2005 3:10 pm

Heres what you need to do:

1) Buy a CD-R if you havent already got one.
2) Take it to your ICT Technicians office during break or lunch time.
3) Ask them if they have time to put MediaMonkey on the CD-R for you, be VERY nice to them

Don't forget to leave them the details of the address!
4) Uppon delivery of said CD-R by your friendly ICT technician, present them with a can of Coke or a Mars bar etc...
5) Enjoy MediaMonkey!

by **normington** » Thu Jul 07, 2005 10:55 am

well, the only computer's we're allowed to use in school (without a big hefty teacher lookin over ur shoulder and askin wt media monkey is and then givin u a dt) are in the library where they dont hav cd rewriters. all the computers everywhere else hav em but theres no way i'd b allowed to use them without teacher supervision and especially not to burn programs that arent education related onto cd.

by **tim** » Wed Jul 06, 2005 4:43 pm

public access point would be an internet cafe or library with internet ready computers, i think.

also, surely you have disk drives at your school? the file can then be split using winrar or a similar program. if your school doesn't have any method of getting files off the computers then you should probably have a word with them, although i wouldn't mention you only want it for mediamonkey

by **normington** » Wed Jul 06, 2005 10:51 am

and just by the way, is there sum1 who lives in the UK and is willin to burn the setup file to cd-r for me?

by **normington** » Wed Jul 06, 2005 10:49 am

Anonymous wrote:k well a) i dnt hav a flash drive (much as id like one....lol) b) how would my school email help seein as the only computers out of the ict block dont have cd rewriters and the ict peeps wont let me use their computers and c) public access point being.......?
sz to be negative bt hey......has to be done.

sz that msg was from me - i forgot to sign in first.

by **Guest** » Wed Jul 06, 2005 10:44 am

k well a) i dnt hav a flash drive (much as id like one....lol) b) how would my school email help seein as the only computers out of the ict block dont have cd rewriters and the ict peeps wont let me use their computers and c) public access point being.......?
sz to be negative bt hey......has to be done.

by **Peke** » Wed Jul 06, 2005 7:36 am

There is allways way to do it

If you want I can send you small file which will be Attached but Not Attached

Check in your school Email size limit as this can be problem.

One Q, why don't you go into one of Public Internet Access points and DL MM to Flash Drive or Burn it on CD?

by **normington** » Wed Jul 06, 2005 7:16 am

i live in coventry, england

by **julzcompufreek** » Tue Jul 05, 2005 11:05 pm

I dont think u can email the file, if they've blocked the downloads at school, it probably includes email attachments.

where abouts do u live enyway?

by **CASchiano@aol.com** » Tue Jul 05, 2005 8:11 pm

I can email you the file, whats your email

by **normington** » Tue Jul 05, 2005 11:03 am

hey, could sum1 copy the media monkey setup file onto a cd-r for me? its just that ive only gt internet access at skool and they've blocked all downloads there. if somebody could copy it onto a cd-r and post it to me, ill send back some money to cover the expence of the cd-r itself and the p&p.
if sum1 can do this for me i'd be really grateful, just send me a private message or put a post on this.
tks,
Andy Normington

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