The "sequel" pronunciation was deemed obsolete in 1985-86 by ISO and ANSI since the Hawker-Sidley aircraft corporation trademarked SEQUEL for one of their planes. While the 2 pronunciations are acceptable, it's a more common tradition to refer to the language as "S-Q-L" while referring to the database server as "sequel server" - at least among my generation of programmers. Referring to the previous reply above about Jason Vorhees - I saw the original Friday 13th at a drive-in theater when I was a kid. I too was scared spitless, but no one, I mean no one I know pronounces it as "Jay-sawn"; that is just wrong. :)

The real trick is answering a question like that with one word. Syntax.

Are you sure it's not a USB to Mac serial adapter? They look just like a VGA hookup, same number of pins too. I had one for a pre-USB Mac modem for my ancient blue and white G3. Probably the strangest device I have is an adapter for connecting a non-standard Mac 10 base T port to a standard Cat 5 jack. It's about 2.5 inches wide 3 inches deep and about an inch thick.

Hi SAS25, I don't have experience selling downloadable products. However, in the admin site for a product, there are options available for setting a product up for download. There's a radio button for 'Downloadable' and a text field for the download location. It seems very straigtforward to set up, everything else sure is. I entered a test product myself for a downloadable file and it was easy. I can't verify that it automaticlally sends an email for the download, but with each purchase the customer gets an automatic email reciept. I'm pretty sure that for a downloadable product, the email will contain the download link and they login with their account. I would ask sales sales@aspdonetstorefront.com to be sure. I hope this helps. Good luck.

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