If your computer has low memory, open only one document at a time.
You may open and study any lesson by clicking on the Lesson X link ①.
MP3 has the highest audio quality but takes more computer memory,
requiring more download time. Use MP3 for iPods™ and other MP3 players,
or to make MP3 CDs. Use WMA ② for studying from a computer.
Click A ② links to play WMA audio on-line.
Click A1-MP3, A2-MP3, B1-MP3, and B2-MP3 ③ links to play standard quality
MP3 audio on-line.
To download individual standard quality MP3 audio files ③ for off-line study on
your computer, right-click on each standard quality MP3 link (for example,
A1-MP3, A2-MP3, etc.). Click Save Target As and add it to a new folder
on your computer.
Right-click  icon ⑤ to download lesson pages to your computer.
Click Save Target As. (Follow directions above.)
[1]A ZIP folder  condenses the contents so that it downloads more quickly.
You cannot play or open ZIP folder files ⑥ and ⑧. You can only download them
to your computer. You must download the ZIP file to your computer, open the
ZIP folder, remove the file, and then place it in a regular folder  before
you can use it.
To download individual high quality MP3 audio files ⑥ or text files ⑧ to your
computer, double-click on each ZIP folder link ⑥ and ⑧ and add it to your
designated folder.
You can print a Time Chart to help you locate exercises when you use MP3 CDs.
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