Yes, I guessed you were on IE. But IF you had been using Firefox, you would have seen Firefox install the file ONLINE, simply by you opening the file when it asks you what should happen. This is a very fine feature.

Further more, as Carol said, you don't HAVE to have the file placed in the Mozilla folder, if you choose to download it (which you shouldn't, if you met it at Mozilla's), because Firefox will place it the proper place, if you open it via FF's "Files > Open...".

Now remember to hang up a sock of yours tonight, Sarah. Preferably by the fireplace  :-)

And we spent the afternoon running one of these up and down our driveways so that our guests could get to the house.
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My Paint has begun working again! 
- however, I don't know WHY!

@ Sarah, you might want to open your task manager (Ctrl+Alt+Delete) and see if "WindowsMediaPlayer-NetworkSharingConfiguration-something" is running. Mine was, which I don't understand. The "NetworksharingService" should (probably) be running, but not the Configuration thingy. Anyway, I closed it, and right-clicked msPaint.exe (in the task manager),> "Properties", and stumbled my way around in the box that came up. I didn't change anything, I merely clicked this and that - OKay'ed and closed the box and the task manager, and started Paint. And voila! Now Paint is running as it should. Also after rebooting. But I don't know WHY this helped, because the strange configuration thingy is now running again but paint is still working.