> > I'm still having problems with incomplete downloading of
> > jpeg pictures, but if I hit reload (Mozilla browser), I 
> will
> > get the complete picture (sometimes I have to hit reload 2
> > or 3 times).  How can I get HTTrack to do that, or to 
> reload
> > all jpeg's and gif's?> 
> Errk. If this happends with Mozilla, there are two 
> possibilities:
> 
> - The remote webserver 'suddenly' closes the connection, 
> but give a valid 'Content-length' field. httrack should be 
> smart enough to detect the broken file, and will attempt to 
> continue the download by reconnecting later.
> 
> - The remote webserver 'suddenly' closes the connection, 
> and DID NOT give a valid 'Content-length' field. This is 
> bad, because there is no way to make the difference with 
> a 'legitimate' end of file .. 
> 
> If you are lucky, the first case will occur. Else, there is 
> no solution :(
> 

Ok, thanks.  It must be the second case, because HTTrack
will not download the complete picture in an update. Is
there any way to manually do this?  I mean, to browse the
web site, and then reload the page (through HTTrack) till
all the pictures are downloaded correctly.  Or perhaps I
could just delete all the jpeg's and gif's, and then HTTrack
would reload all of them.  I know this is dangerously close
to downloading a web site manually, but at least it will get
the job done.