cjacek
Analogue Enthusiast
Does anyone have or know someone who can host a potentially large pdf file (20 - 30 mb) of the TASCAM M-30 manual? 
Thanks!
Thanks!
Vagodeoz
One-Man-Band
there are tons of free file hosting servers out there.
some are:
www.rapidshare.com
www.gigasize.com
www.badongo.com
www.box.net (I host my band's mp3 here)
I would personally recommend either box.net or rapidshare.com.
some are:
www.rapidshare.com
www.gigasize.com
www.badongo.com
www.box.net (I host my band's mp3 here)
I would personally recommend either box.net or rapidshare.com.
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needledrop
New member
I need that manual as well. Let me know if theres anything i can do to make it happen.
fraserhutch
Flypaper for freaks
fileupyours.com
cjacek
Analogue Enthusiast
Thanks guys!
poopchute
New member
Oh Baby, I cant wait to actually know how to work my M-30. Cjacek you are awesome.
cjacek
Analogue Enthusiast
billyshuler
New member
Host it from your own computer for free with this no-install program. It really does kick ass and it's free.
http://www.rejetto.com/hfs/?f=intro
this is what the downloader sees
http://67.131.48.123/
http://www.rejetto.com/hfs/?f=intro
this is what the downloader sees
http://67.131.48.123/
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The Ghost of FM
Banned
T
The Ghost of FM
Banned
Hmmm?
Doesn't seem to work from my end?
I've opened up port 80 on my PC and on my router and still nothing?
Suggestions?
Cheers!
billyshuler
New member
Sorry, I'm new to the software myself. You're the second person that I know it hasn't worked for. I don't know why though.
billyshuler
New member
I just found this FAQ on their site:
I can locally access my HFS server, but when my friend tries to access my HFS server, he gets the "Unable to connect" or "The page cannot be displayed" error. Why?
This problem is most likely caused by a router or a firewall. If you are currently behind a network, make sure that the correct port is forwarded to your computer. (Instructions are available at http://www.portforward.com/ .) Additionally, try disabling software firewalls, or enabling HFS server permissions, if applicable. To simplify this process, use the Self Test feature in HFS. Self Test confirms whether your HFS server is working properly, and is very trustworthy.
I can locally access my HFS server, but when my friend tries to access my HFS server, he gets the "Unable to connect" or "The page cannot be displayed" error. Why?
This problem is most likely caused by a router or a firewall. If you are currently behind a network, make sure that the correct port is forwarded to your computer. (Instructions are available at http://www.portforward.com/ .) Additionally, try disabling software firewalls, or enabling HFS server permissions, if applicable. To simplify this process, use the Self Test feature in HFS. Self Test confirms whether your HFS server is working properly, and is very trustworthy.
cjacek
Analogue Enthusiast
Thanks billy and this seems a very interesting tool but may get a bit too complicated for my needs. I'm OK with what I have now.