Author: David Wilcock

STEP ONE: DON’T PANIC… IT’S NOT AN MP3 WHEN YOU FIRST DOWNLOAD IT: OK. At this point you got your email, you clicked on the link from inside the email, and you got to your dedicated niche on the site, available for a short time, where you clicked on download links. Then you downloaded the files successfully. Good. Now you might be wondering why they are not playing when you dragged and dropped them into Itunes. It didn’t work, did it? Here’s why: they are not yet MP3 files! You jumped the gun, my friend! Each file you downloaded does not end in .mp3 — it ends in .zip. Zip files are compressed files that contain data inside of them. This makes the files a lot smaller, and your downloads a lot faster. You cannot play zip files. However, both Macs and PCs have the ability to extract data from the zip files and place those files onto your desktop. The size of the files gets larger once they are extracted. STEP TWO: EXTRACTING YOUR FILES OK. Look for the .zip files that you downloaded from our site. Once you have found them, click on them. Just an ordinary double-click with the left button on a PC, or a single click on a Mac. In either case, you should then see a window open with the MP3 files inside...

How to adjust the view of this site in your browser: Look at the top right on this page… and notice the plus and minus signs. That’s not just a design relic, a 12-step support group link, or a thumbs up or down for this site… that’s stuff you can use right now!  Click on them to change the way our website looks. Not enough? We HIGHLY recommend that you download the free Firefox browser. Using Firefox allows you to hit a simple keystroke (Ctrl +) to increase the size of the fonts AND the pictures easily and uniformily. And it works for ALL sites! It also kills all that blinky, distracting junk on websites that is really just an annoyance anyway. It is HIGHLY recommended that you do this instead of changing your screen resolution shown below. Don’t say we didn’t warn you… BTW, Mac’s Safari has this Ctrl + feature also.Don’t want to download Firefox or Safari? OK, then… …Here are some other suggestions on how to make the fonts larger: Number One: Get Glasses. Number Two: Go for the Lasik, only 99 bucks per eye. You won’t feel a thing except a modest financial hit, and you’ll be able to see your way out the door as soon as it’s over. Number Three: Intrepid Journeys to the Innards of Your Computer…If you are on a Windows...