>Your situation still isn't clear. Are you some school 'computer admin' or 'Tech official'? Or are you a >pupil/student who wants to install software on other computers at school without permission?
Lets take theis one step at a time.
I am a student at a schoool. I am not an employee. I am not a school comptuer admin. I am a student. I am behind liberal study faculty for status and access to computers.
I use the school's computers in a Computer Lab.
I am not a Student Computer Admin, a Tech offical nor even a "lab monitor" with administrative access. I am a student.
Students are not permitted to install software. Remember, I am a student. As a student I am not permitted to install or upgrade software.
Because of conversation with the instructer, during a break from using the School's Computers in the Campus Computer Lab (recall, I am merely a student) I searched for time managment/documentation software, for future use on my home computer. Not well, for use on my home computer - not thecomputers at the School, but my own personal private computer, which is not the one I am sitting at when I make the search. That is a school computer. I do not have admin access to that computer. I am a student. Students do not have admin priveleges on School Computers.
Search results eventually pointed to CNET for source files.
CNET apparently wants to install a downloader, to install the setup file for the program I was after. Which I cannot do, because - remember - I am a student, and do not have the permissions to install soffware on the school's computer. (Not to mention the small, minor and totally irelevant fact that the school uses Win7 and I don't.)
So, how do I download just the setup program for the software I want (and only that specific setup program), so that I may take it to my own comptuer, regardless of whether it is in another room, another city, another state, or on a facility orbiting a planet in another star system?
>If you have forgotten what you downloaded, why the question?
It is a generic meta question. It should not matter if I recall the exact software title, when I have this problem with many software titles, of various applications, of various subject: time managment, database managmeent, games, simulations, vector analysis, or probability studies. How do I get the setup program for the software, in order to transfer said setup file to the actuall machine I want to install the software upon? A machine which may not be the one I am logged into CNET from.
Mark