PC:
-Look on your Desktop.
-Look in your "c:\My Documents" folder
-Look in c:\downloads
-Look in c:\My Downloads
If they aren't in any of these locations go to
-Start Menu:
-select "Search" or "Find" (Icon looks like a
piece of paper with a magnifying glass next
to it) .
-select "For Files or Folders…"
-All the files matching your search will either
appear to the left or bottom of your search
criteria.
-If it appears drag it to your desktop and
double click the file.
Mac:
-Look on your desktop
-If it's not there, go to the "Finder" and
under the "Edit" menu select "Find," or select
[control]+[f]. The files matching your search
criteria will be displayed in a list below. When
you see the file drag it to your desktop or
somewhere you won't lose it.
If you are still experiencing difficulties,
please go to DOWNLOAD/PRINT
Basically, the faster your connection speed,
the less time it's going to take to download.
For example: a 3-megabyte mp3 would, on
average take about 7 minutes to download.
The same file would take less than one minute
on a Cable or DSL modem.
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