azw3 and change the dropdown “Save as type” from “HTML document” to “All files”. A dialog box appears, but it may be set up to save the file as an HTML document. The following method should work (essentially the same as Method 2 for EPUB files): Right-click on the link and choose “Save target as…”. IE downloads the file but, instead of saving it, displays it as gibberish in the browser window. In my experience with IE 11, left-clicking the link does not work for AZW3 files. Then click Save.ĭownloading with Internet Explorer: AZW3 files If desired, use the dialog box to change the folder where the e-book will be saved. epub and change the dropdown “Save as type” from “HTML document” to “All files”.
Method 2:Right-click on the link and choose “Save target as…”. epub (click Yes if asked “Are you sure?”).
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zip, do not unzip it but use the Windows rename-file function to change the extension back to. Then, if the file has been downloaded with extension. Click Save to save the e-book in IE’s default downloads folder. A menu appears offering Open or Save, but IE may have changed the file extensionįrom. Select the program that contains the bookmarks youd like to import. Select Bookmarks Import Bookmarks and Settings. (may be called “Save link as…” in Firefox or “Download linked file as…” in Safari).ĭownloading with Internet Explorer: EPUB files To import bookmarks from most browsers, like Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Safari: On your computer, open Chrome. The e-book in the browser’s default downloads folder. (may be called “Save link as…” in Chrome or “Save linked content as…” in Opera).Ī dialog box appears which allows you to choose the folder where you want to save the e-book. Method 1:Just left-click on the link to save the e-book in the browser’s default downloads folder. If you’ve never changed it, it’s likely to be C:\Users\your_user_name\Downloads Downloading with Chrome or Opera See below for notes on changing the default downloads folder. The following notes are based on my experience with various browsers running under Windows 7.Įach browser has a default downloads folder, which is where the browser will save downloaded files unless you specify a different folder. There are sometimes difficulties in downloading e-books, especially with Internet Explorer.
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