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We in routine submitt the E filing forms to the Government. For this purpose we download the required E form from the site, fill the same , save the same and then file the same on the requisite site. In this whole process upto saving of e form, the size of the file increased to 4-5 times more than normal size. For example after filling and saving the form it become more than 2 MB of size whereas on the other unit of the computer the size remain at 400-500 kb. If the file increases more than 2 MB size the system refuse to upload the same, Kindly help me as how to keep the size of a file to the normal size limits.
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check available memory storage on phone . compare file size to available free space on memory. could be downloading to internal memory rather than to sd ram external memory if you have one .
talk with an accountant on this but generally you have to file a tax return regardless of sales or incomes or what ever
you have to have the tax law read to you in this case.
Torrents are little files that point to different people that have the main file you want. Say you want to download a Linux OS and that OS is 1.5 gigabytes. Instead of the company supporting that download and you only downloading it from one source you use a torrent. Now how this works is, you download this little file from the company that is giving out the OS. That file points to people that have that file. Then what Bittorrent does is connect to several different people at one time. What this does is 1) the company doesn't have to use it's bandwidth to give you the file. 2) You download that file from several people at one speeding up the download. But the way it works is when you start downloading that file from everyone, it may take a few minutes to pick up speed. So you start it then wait. when it is down bittorrent puts all the files together and the file is finished. But the thing is, as you download parts of that big file you are giving the parts you have already to other people downloading it. So if that file has 100 parts (just throwing a number out) and you download part 2 56 88 96, you start sharing those parts and you become part of what is called a swarm or hive (can't remember). It isn't dangerous or anything unless you are downloading illegal files. And to be fair don't stop your sharing till your ratio is at least 1.0. That means you shared as much as you took. That is how it works. Don't jump off or turn off the program once it is done. That defeats the purpose of the torrent community. You will become what is call a leecher.
Happy Torrenting and I hop this helped you. Sorry for the longness of it.
Utorrent works on the premise that there are many people wanting the file that is being downloaded and many people have the file or parts of it available to be downloaded.
When one person is holding the whole file then they can seed this file so others can download it. As long as they have the file complete and available others can download it normally in blocks such as 4 kb blocks. As they download the blocks then they are available to others to download from them so if you have downloaded 50% of a file then that 50% of the file is available to any others that want to download it.
To this end someone can download part of the file from you and part of the file from another person thus speeding up the download process.
when two people are downloading different parts from the seeder they can also download the parts the other person has downloaded. So each person is helping to speed up the process of getting the file.
Once each person has a complete file then they can seed that file in its' complete form allowing many people to download the file quickly.
Where the torrent system falls over is when the initial person with the complete file stops seeding the file before each person downloading the file has the complete file. If there is any part of the file not contained on at least one downloaders computer then the file will continue to wait till that piece is available before completing the download thus leaving all downloaders without a complete file.
If a file has become dormant where no people are carrying any part of the file then the torrent program sits waiting for any part to become available to start downloading.
Downloading from LimeWire is as easy as clicking on the title of the file. But I must alert you of the possibility of FAKE files which in reality are viruses, that plague our Windows friends. LimeWire presents the file extension, so you can be sure you are downloading the real thing. Avoid file extensions in the .zip, .sit, or any unknown file extension. You can not too, the file size. An MP3 file is about 4 MB for a 4 minutes song. Most suspect fake files a in the KB sizes.
jar files do not run on pc and in case of mobile it may be possible that file may be corrupted or the size of the file might be bigger than the max. size of file that ur mobile can run so try downloading a smaller size game file and install it
First check whether the file you ae downloading is only the mentioned size or it is more than what it is mentioned.
Once i got the same problem, when i am downloading a file it showed only 698mb but it downloaded 785mb and then the download is completed.After that everything is fine.
Dont worry wait for some time or leave it & see it will complete the download.
May be it could be the error in mentioning the file size or something.
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