TUTORIAL: Understanding the Download Section FeaturesHere is a simple tutorial that just shows you the different features in the 'downloads' section which you can access on the left hand Main menu as the 'downloads' link.IMAGE 1 - You will notice for each file that it will specify the 'category' which will be the name of the speaker for the audio file that you are viewing.IMAGE 2 - This update image will appear if any information changes for the file, this could include: updated audio file, addition of more text description, file size, etc.IMAGE 3 - This star indicates that the file is popular and has been downloaded over 100 times (this might switch to 1000 once the site is used more).IMAGE 4 - This is where the description of the audio file is to go, and also other information such as a link to a transcript or to the forums section.IMAGE 5 - This is an intresting feature that allows you to rate the file. You must first be logged in to the site to do this. Just simply click on the 'Rate this File' and you can choose out of 1-10 to rate the sermon. You can also see the overall rating and how many users have rated the file so far. So what are you waiting for go rate some sermons.. :-P IMAGE 6 - Click on the 'Report Broken File' link to report to the webmaster of the site that the link for the file is not working.IMAGE 7 - Click on the 'Tell a Friend' link to send an email to a friend sharing the sermon with him, this is a great way to spread the word about this site and also share great resources.IMAGE 8 - This simply shows that this file has been download ## times.IMAGE 9 - This shows the file size for the file you are viewing. This is very helpful when you are downloading audio messages, some audio messages are quite large and could take a long time to download on a 56k dailup connection.IMAGE 10 - This shows what platform the file is you are viewing. here are some of the differnt file types: mp3 - generic audio format (playable on most computers, and easily burnable to an audio cd)asf - windows media player video formatrm - Real Player formatwav - a generic audio formatmov - Apple Quicktime formatram - Real Player format
