Fire and Ice

[jtb1951]

Compliments of Dana Stabenow, and Gere Donovan Press, here is a link http://t.co/OdUnRv2 to a free download of Dana's first Liam Campbell novel, Fire and Ice. Thank you, Dana!!!

John.

[jtb1951]

Sheri, I don't remember whether you have a Windows PC or a Mac, but if you have a Windows machine w/ XP or Windows 7 you can probably just double-click on the file name and it should unpack (decompress) the file, then the decompressed file should be available for reading with whatever version you downloaded. I'm afraid I am not Mac proficient so I am useless for advice if that's what you have. Feel free with any questions and I will see if I can be any help.:)

John.

[Lenore]

I'm a techno-idiot with a Windows computer (Windows 7), and this is what I did: I already had Adobe Digital Editions for the desktop computer, but if I hadn't, I would have downloaded it from the link in fn. 5 on the web page. Then, I double-clicked and downloaded the copy from the link that read "For Nook, Stanza, Sony Reader, and others (.ePub)." Windows put it in a window that had an option "extract all files," so I did that. And now I have it, and if you are running Windows, you can do the same thing.

[tangential1]

if you have a Windows machine w/ XP or Windows 7 you can probably just double-click on the file name and it should unpack (decompress) the file, then the decompressed file should be available for reading with whatever version you downloaded.

Agree, you probably have decompression software already installed unless you're on a really old machine. In which case you can download a free decompressor (WinZip is the prevelant one; just google it). Should be able to double click on the zipped file and an unzipped version should open. I usually move whatever file I want out of the zipped file and save it somewhere more convenient for ease of use.