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What is it called when someone transports a file from a webpage to a PC?
Downloading...?
How do you stop webpage to redirect to another webpage you don't want?
You can stop your webpage from redirection to another page. For this you just have to remove the anchor tag.
When you go on a webpage is that classed as downloading?
no you download it if you agree to put things on your pc
Which key can be pressed to refresh a webpage?
F5
How can stop Google Chrome from pausing or cancelling a downloading process?
You can stop the downloading process in the download tab. You can pause, stop or show the download in folder.
Can downloading from utorrent be interrupted?
Only if you stop or pause the downloading procedure. Otherwise, no. But it will stop for sure if you lose your Internet connection
How do you stop an app on on Ipod to stop downloading and delete itself?
You can not delete an app while it is downloading. You must wait until it is finished. Be patient
What are some websites you can use for stop motion editing without downloading anything.?
No. There are no websites that you can use for stop motion editing without downloading anything.
Why do when you are downloading tales of pirates but when it turn 99.99 percent it stop downloading?
u can try restarting the download
Does LimeWire stop downloading when computers off?
Yes.
Which of the following are functions of the escape ESC key A shut down your computer B stop a computer virus from entering your computer C stop a function on a program or webpage?
if you go on utube full screen click esc and it will go off fullscreen
How do you kill webpages?
When a webpage takes too long to load, modern browsers will trigger a "Wait or Kill" dialogue box (one of two buttons you can click) when the box shows on your monitor. Here, the word "Kill" means "End loading it" or "Stop loading it". The original computer designers and Microsoft decided on these wordings for the dialogue box, and the names have persisted until present day. You can also "kill" or stop a program or browser using Windows Task Manager. I do not know what that feature is called in Macs.
