(02-27-2014 02:55 AM)Silencer Wrote: [ -> ]Part 1 and 2 gives unexpected end of archive message when trying to open the file and part 2 only downloads to about half its size.
Although the archives do open, some information is bound to be missing especially from part 2.
No worries though, we get something for nothing.
Everything is is tested before I even create a thread.
Redownload it, your download was probably not complete.
I just opened the main folder, Copywriting Genius The Master Collection, and skimmed over the content. Suprisingly, it is all presented as a website. That was unexpected. But then I noticed how quickly it loads and that it is a very flexible format for viewing on different screens; something new!
Mirrored ::
Magic Button :
Code:
http://mir.cr/6ACXBPRN
Feeling frisky? How about +Rep for me?!!? Please :-)
Great share, NonConformer! I had attempted to locate the Collection myself, but ended frustrated after a couple hours bumping around ... This is the kind of learning that I enjoy the most: Reading and Seeing the work they did and their thought process used to get it done.
(03-04-2014 04:06 PM)all4dbest Wrote: [ -> ]I just opened the main folder, Copywriting Genius The Master Collection, and skimmed over the content. Suprisingly, it is all presented as a website. That was unexpected. But then I noticed how quickly it loads and that it is a very flexible format for viewing on different screens; something new!
Mirrored ::
Magic Button :
Code:
http://mir.cr/6ACXBPRN
Feeling frisky? How about +Rep for me?!!? Please :-)
Great share, NonConformer! I had attempted to locate the Collection myself, but ended frustrated after a couple hours bumping around ... This is the kind of learning that I enjoy the most: Reading and Seeing the work they did and their thought process used to get it done.
Very much appreciated!
- AllD
I used to sell information on and offline on floppy discs using the first version of front page exactly like this in the 90s. lol - Sold a lot of it on AOL, Prodigy, Compuserve and off the wall bulletin boards. Before these circle jerk internet gurus even knew what a mailing list was.
