Thanks scook.
 
mettelus...what do you mean or better asked...what files need to be renamed?
 
TNX

If you look at the files with windows explorer, two of them were just names with no extension. If you have "hide known extensions" enabled, the displayed icon will be different. I made another post in a CCC thread about these, but forget if I called them out by name.
 
Edit: The was the post: http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3188637
 
The two files were
BozPCModuleCollectionSetup_1.1.0.0
NYCShowroomIRsSetup_1.0.0.0
 
Again, I have not checked to see if corrected, but if you have extensions hidden and the icon shows like the other files (CW logo), then they have the ".exe" on them. Otherwise "rename" them and add ".exe" for manual installation.

Even with a slow connection, may want to try to get two of the files, the Anderton Collection (~88MB) and Boz Collection (~2MB). Since the Platinum core and full X3 Producer are installed, this will get all of the binaries unique to Cambridge. After that, the only thing missing would be the local help and Reference PDF which are part of the 2Gb "Help and Tutorials" package.

Yes, that makes sense.
When I download them to the external HD, I will look for them and then just change the extension to a .exe...right?

All the installers are exe files.

Correct, just look at the folder in Windows Explorer; all of the installation files should have an exe to manually run. Again, this may have already been updated, but worth noting.

Thanks everyone.
 
I love this forum. VERY helpful!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you're in the habit of visiting the BozDigitals website here is a caution: there is a version 2.01 of Panipulator available but it doesn't have a ProChannel version. You can install and use both but beware they are different plugins.

@TremoJem
 
Another quick comment that occurred to me is you can copy all of the downloaded files to the download directory specified in the CCC settings. Mine is set to a magnetic HDD (F:\Cakewalk Content\Command Center\Downloads), and what this allows is to change the installation lights in CCC to green. You can also opt to simply install via the CCC once copied, as you have bypassed the "download" part and it will just jump to installation after verifying the file (but this reduces flexibility in installation).
 
Manual installation launches the installers individually which allows for more control over installation path, but does not change them green in the CCC.
 
If the red lights bother you, you can manually run them first and then reinstall via the CCC (this is what I did since the red lights did bother me, but they are irrelevant to SONAR so long as the installer was run).
 
I just realized this was a thread hijack, but wanted to get that information out to you.

Thanks mettelus