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Re: How do I save a quicktime .mov file?

You could make an HTML file on your home computer with a link to the movie file, and then, in your browser, right click and use the Save As function.

Most of the time, when I have the link to something I want to download, I use the program "wget" for linux, but I'm not sure how available that is to you.
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