REQ: World Cl@ss Tr@ding St@rs

[fxeasy5]

fxeasy5 you don't have to rename the file if you used fxshare's link. my earlier link downloaded the file with a different name. anyway that link is no longer available. use fxshare's link which according to yakka, still works. or try the one in pg#1 post#10 - use a download manager if possible as it's a huge file.

Thanks for your help, murtamad and all the others,

but nothing works.

No link is working and the one from fxshare I used and downloaded the file twice, but no way. It is corrupted and neither renaming nor anything else will awaken that corrupted file to life.

 

Would anyone of those who have the working file (not the corrupted) mind to upload it to

http://www.1fichier.com/en

for example ?

That host takes up to 500 MB files without any problems for free.

Edited October 19, 2011 by fxeasy5

[mashki]

Try this....download the pdf from post #10 then right clik and select open with Firefox

[fxeasy5]

Try this....download the pdf from post #10 then right clik and select open with Firefox

Today I tried several times to download from post #10.

A few minutes ago the link suddenly worked and the pdf file downloaded fine.

I can open this file. it is a pdf-file and nothing has to be renamed.

 

Thanks for all who tried to help.

The problem was the download link.

Edited October 19, 2011 by fxeasy5

[⭐ Tradeselect]

Fxeasy5, here you go good old Friend:

 

http://oselza.alterupload.com/en/

 

Hope somebody can share their Videos too?

Edited October 19, 2011 by Tradeselect

[murtamad]

Tradeselect, the videos are embedded in the pdf file. That's why it's so huge.

[⭐ Tradeselect]

Yes but Videos not working in the PDF when i click on them?

[fxeasy5]

My full version of Foxit (Phantom) cannot play the videos.

But the free version of Foxit Reader does play them.

Just google foxit and download the free foxit reader.

[murtamad]

the latest free adobe reader would be able to play the embedded videos as well.

[fxeasy5]

the latest free adobe reader would be able to play the embedded videos as well.

Thanks for the hint.

I am not up to date with the Adobe Reader because in the past it was a monster software which took a long time to load. Somewhere down the road I began using foxit and other programs for pdf documents.

[murtamad]

Thanks fxeasy5. Seems only the adobe and foxit readers are the ones that could play the embedded videos. Foxit's current version doesn't seem to be able to view in full screen mode though.