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operations on this folder are disabled because there is no newrok connections

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in my down load folder its says operations on this folder are disabled because there is no network connections when in fact i am hook to a wifi help plz .... i ahve been trying for hrs now to download full tilt poker and just cant seem to do so well i have been able to download it yet it only give me ways to open a nd read it not run it plz some one help ty ty ty

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Best Eliah Kagan (degeneracypressure) said : 		#1

Full Tilt Poker is a Windows program, so if you want to attempt to run it on Ubuntu, you'll have to use Wine (see http://winehq.org for information about how that works).

First, install Wine. Go to Applications > Ubuntu Software Center, type "wine" (without the quotes) into the search box at the upper-right corner of the windows, select "Wine Microsoft Windows Compatibility Layer" and click Install. Then, in your Downloads folder, right-click on the installer for Full Tilt Poker (its name ends in .exe) and click "Wine Windows Program Loader" to run it.

http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=2839 suggests that Full Tilt Poker should run quite well on Ubuntu with Wine. If you experience problems, you might find answers there. If not, or if for any reason you have problems with the above instructions, please free to post again (by replying to this question, not by creating a new one).

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hank (hank-chalmers) said : 		#2

i ty from the heart ty ty for ur replying to me it works great im very new to this all yet im learning thanks to great plp like u all here who have helped me i love the fact all of what im learning is free i was hit by a car in 2005 so for me to have this kind of learning in so great ty ty ty i have a ton of ? about ubuntu
  god bless u

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hank (hank-chalmers) said : 		#3

Thanks Eliah Kagan, that solved my question.