If you are needing some help with downloading your audio file…….
and are using a PC….
● The easiest way to download an MP3 is to hover over the link, and
right-click with your mouse. On the menu that appears, click “Save
Link As” or “Save Target As”. Select the location on your computer
that you want it to save to when the dialog box comes up, then
click “Save”.
● If you’ve clicked the link so that it opens in a new window of your
browser, wait for it to load, and then from the File menu of your
browser, select “Save As” or “Save Page As”. Select the location on
your computer that you want it to save to when the dialog box
comes up, then click “Save”.
...or you are using a Mac
● In Safari, you don’t have the option to save the file from the page
that contains the player. So what you’ll need to do is CTRL-click
(hold down at the same time) on the mp3 link, and choose on the
menu that pops up “Download Linked File As”. Select the location you
want to save the file in the dialog box and click Save.
● For other browsers, the easiest way to download an MP3 is pretty
much the same; hover over the link, and CTRL-click (at the same
time). On the menu that appears, click “Save Link As” or “Save
Target As”. Select the location on your computer that you want it to
save to when the dialog box comes up, then click “Save”.
● If you’ve clicked the link so that it opens in a new window of your
browser, wait for it to load, and then from the File menu of your
browser, select “Save As” or “Save Page As”. Select the location on
your computer that you want it to save to when the dialog box
comes up, then click “Save”.
● The easiest way to download an MP3 is to hover over the link, and
right-click with your mouse. On the menu that appears, click “Save
Link As” or “Save Target As”. Select the location on your computer
that you want it to save to when the dialog box comes up, then
click “Save”.
● If you’ve clicked the link so that it opens in a new window of your
browser, wait for it to load, and then from the File menu of your
browser, select “Save As” or “Save Page As”. Select the location on
your computer that you want it to save to when the dialog box
comes up, then click “Save”.
...or you are using a Mac
● In Safari, you don’t have the option to save the file from the page
that contains the player. So what you’ll need to do is CTRL-click
(hold down at the same time) on the mp3 link, and choose on the
menu that pops up “Download Linked File As”. Select the location you
want to save the file in the dialog box and click Save.
● For other browsers, the easiest way to download an MP3 is pretty
much the same; hover over the link, and CTRL-click (at the same
time). On the menu that appears, click “Save Link As” or “Save
Target As”. Select the location on your computer that you want it to
save to when the dialog box comes up, then click “Save”.
● If you’ve clicked the link so that it opens in a new window of your
browser, wait for it to load, and then from the File menu of your
browser, select “Save As” or “Save Page As”. Select the location on
your computer that you want it to save to when the dialog box
comes up, then click “Save”.