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I am trying to download a file from a customer's MAC FTP site to my Windows XP PC computer. I've tried several times. Sometimes it will stop after only a short time... other times it will download almost 90% of the file and then stops. Is it because of the different between MAC and PC? Is there anything I can do to get this file transferred to my computer? Thanks for any advice.
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I am trying to download a file from a customer's MAC FTP site to my Windows XP PC computer. I've tried several times. Sometimes it will stop after only a short time... other times it will download almost 90% of the file and then stops. Is it because of the different between MAC and PC? Is there anything I can do to get this file transferred to my computer? Thanks for any advice.

AIFF flile download keeps stopping

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