It Crashed, Hung Up or Stalled?
The web is tricky and users are impatient! Often when a browser appears to be hung up it is just waiting patiently for a website to download. Digger is the same and many problems can be solved by just going off for a cup of coffee and waiting. If Digger is really hung up then here is what to do: 1. Close it down using Ctrl-Alt-Delete ( if that does not work then drastic measures are called for and ultimately you may have to turn off the power ) 2. Check whether there is a damaged image file in the ‘Download folder’ ( usually C:\WebThingy\Downloads ) and if so delete it. Unless you have chosen ‘Save files by OVERWRITING existing files of same name’ in ‘User Options'( see Question 45 ) then before Digger downloads a file it checks to see whether it already exists on your hard drive so as to avoid endlessly downloading the same file from different links on the same site. For some reason Microsoft Windows ( it is a standard instruction ) cannot decide whether a damaged file exists or does
