question regarding the interview

[brownie5960]

how do i go about downloading anything, when the font isn't what the rest of the files to download are, what i mean is, i saw the downoad instructions, but unlike the case before, they weren't in color or didn't have it properly done!

[Arnulf]

brownie5960, please specify your problem so that anybody can understand it?????????????????

[LRM]

I think he is asking how to download something the doesn't have a link to the source.
Type it into Google and do a search should work.
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[qbv8]

Ah, LRM, very good, this sounds like the correct interpretation of the question posed by brownie5960.

And I would like to add here: brownie5960, if you tell us exactly, what you have seen and where, than we might also give you the correct link, i.e., write an answer for you where what you search for is printed in the correct color so that you can just click on it and then see a page to download the object of your desire

[brownie5960]

okay, most of the time we have on a downloadable link, a different color for a link, in this case or the past few cases it was pink or purple, this time it was basic black, hopefully that clears it up!

[qbv8]

Which link are you speaking about? Where exactly? Any browser can be configured to display links in any color you want, and alos dependent on if and when you visitied this link last time. So colors don't tell much.

I would really like to help you, but without more specific information, I am sorry, I can't.

So: in case you need help: tell me exactly where you did see the link. And give me the url of the page where you see the link you speak about. The URL of the page is usually the text that starts like "http://..." and that you see in your browser at the topof the browser window.

[digits]

Something like this?
http://sharks-lagoon.aceboard.fr/215394 ... tm#id93474

sharks-lagoon.aceboard.fr/215394-2094-6178-0-question-regarding-interview.htm#id93474

Without the http:// the "link detection" gets lost...

[Arnulf]

brownie5960, in principle it is of minor relevance, how such link is referred here. It is a bit easier to use a link, which is printed here in purple, because then you can use it directly with a simple click. If it is shown here in black, you can paste the same into the headline of your browser and hit the "enter"-key. This works also, but takes you just a few seconds more.

Reading makes you wise: If you want to know more about the syntax, just click on "help" on top of this page (color = purple )

[brownie5960]

Understood!