download acceralator plus

[harish_gadewar]

i have recently done a format on my C drive leaving my D drive.And in that case i had DOWNOAD ACCERALATOR PLUS(DAP) but that vanished off as i had format.But now i have downloaded DAP again.and then usin DAP i have downloaded  QUINTESSENTIAL PLAYER.But after running the setup file of QUINTESSENTIAL PLAYER - IT  started a commant promt and then closed too.Now it no more a set up file ..

GOING back i wanna tell u that i had many of the softwares to be downloaded  when i didnt format my hardisk C . and there were mane  incompleted  software which saves in DAP .I also want to download those softwares.

[Dark Blade]

Ok, retype and rephrase your question, and then I can help.

By the way, where did you get DAP from?

[harish_gadewar]

I have downloaded DAP from speedbit .com.  DAP downloads  software
too fast then simple download.
whenever we click to download then DAP does by itself ..

so  i have downloaded QUINTESSENTIAL PLAYER...

Which is  downloaded in a folder which is created by DAP itself .

the Que is that the player which  i have downloaded should start installing
wheras it is opening with MS DOS....

[harish_gadewar]

I have downloaded DAP from speedbit .com.  DAP downloads  software
too fast then simple download.
whenever we click to download then DAP does by itself ..

so  i have downloaded QUINTESSENTIAL PLAYER...

Which is  downloaded in a folder which is created by DAP itself .

the Que is that the player which  i have downloaded should start installing
wheras it is opening with MS DOS....

[Dark Blade]

OK, does this happen with everything you download with DAP? If not, then it is something to do with the QUENTE... player itself.

Anyways, what happens after you download the Q Player? You said it opens into MS-DOS, what does it say?

[harish_gadewar]

not it happens when i download any software.......................

well its not the case with  any MP3 file


am  amazed  why does it happens with  an installation  file?

[patio]

The program is not written to run in DOS...