>>IE is not able to restart a download, unless that download was via the FTP protocol. There is no support in the HTTP protocol for restarting a download, which is why FTP is a far superior and quicker technology for downloading files. BulletProof is an example of an ftp client that can resume downloads, IE may be able to but the url would read ftp://some site here. I haven't checked the wininet functions well enough to see if there is a restart ftp method, if there is then IE can probably restart a ftp download !
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>That's where I was confusing. It might have been fired from ftp://.

Robert is right.
That is why I don't bother my self, the only thing I need to downlaod any thing
- keep BP FTP open in the back
- while exploring the internet, if anything for download, just right-click the mose and select "Copy-Shortcut" and automaticaly the link will be transfared to BP FTP and start downloading....
- if it's a big file or file's like 100, 200 or 300 MB I can keep it day&night downloading.


That simple.
Rgrds