I knew the answer to this but have lost it but can you remind me how I download a sermon using OS X on my Mac? A (CTRL+click) or right click on the Mac only really gives options for saving the link rather than the content.
The best way I found was to use firefox and it should pop up a download dialogue box and you can put the sermon anywhere you want or rename it etc...
I knew the answer to this but have lost it but can you remind me how I download a sermon using OS X on my Mac? A (CTRL+click) or right click on the Mac only really gives options for saving the link rather than the content.
When you use the "safari" browser you CTRL + click on the sermon title and choose the option "Download Linked File" which will download the mp3 file. If for some reason it downloads with a php extension, let it download and then rename it to .mp3 or select the file and choose APPLE + i and choose the application to read it to a media application such as itunes. I am prayerfully looking into possibilities for "itunes" to link directly into sermonindex.net so there could be a "itunes" download button in the future for the sermons!
Ian
I am using Firefox but when I navigate to the sermons downloads page and CTRL-click an item I only get 'link' choices rather than the file itself. I don't even get an option to 'copy the file as'.
I wonder if I have some Firefox parameters that need changing?
Curious, it DOES work on Safari which I don't usually use, preferring Firefox. However mine HAS downloaded with a mp3 extension.
The iTunes link sounds interesting.
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