FAQ to help you to download eBooks and other multimedia files

<Q> How do I download an eBook? <A> Click on the title of the book you want to download and it will be downloaded as a .zip file (requires Win Zip to be opened) or it will open as a normal web page (HTML). In this site you'll find also links to .pdf files (requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader) and also Real Audio and mp3 files. <Q> How do I download and open a .zip file? <A> First you need to install Win Zip; then save the file in the desired directory; double click this file and Win Zip will open: - push the "extract" button and specify name and directory of the file(s) you want to decompress - in this directory you will have access to the book/multimedia files; (now you might delete the .zip file without loosing the unzipped files) <Q> How do I download a .pdf file? <A> Be shure to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed. There's a very easy and fast way to download these kind of files without needing to open a new browser's page. Instead of left clicking on the link, just right click on it and a small system menu will appear; here choose "Save object with name". The file will be directly downloaded into your hard-disk. <Q> How do I download a web page? <A> There are 2 ways to download a HTML page: - First Way Simply copy the portion of text you desire and paste it in any Word processor (Word, Note Pad, etc) - Second Way From your browser's bar, choose File > Save as... and remember to give a valid name and to choose a directory to place your file(s). [This FAQ is created for Windows OS users]