There are two ways you can listen to your audiobook. You can enjoy either or both.

1. Stream Online: This is simpler, but isn’t as flexible. If you aren’t comfortable sync’ing MP3 files or have never heard of a ZIP file, choose this one.
2. Digital Download: This is powerful, but takes a little set-up. If you’re used to sync’ing MP3 files, choose this one. This is great when flying or when you don’t have reliable Wi-Fi or cell service.

STREAM ONLINE HOW TO

The online version of your audiobook is located on the same webpage as your bonuses. Therefore, simply follow the previous instructions to get to your bonuses and you’ll be able to listen to your audiobook online as well.

DIGITAL DOWNLOAD HOW TO

After purchasing The Calorie Myth Audiobook, you downloaded a ZIP file. To listen to your audiobook, you need to “extract” those files from the ZIP file. This is really easy.

• I’m using Windows: Right-click the ZIP file, click Extract All, and then follow the instructions
• I’m using Android: Click the ZIP file and then follow the instructions (different for each device)
• I’m using Mac/iPhone/iPad: Double-click the ZIP file

After “unzipping,” you are ready to listen to your Calorie Myth MP3 audio files just like you would any other MP3 audio files. In most cases, clicking or double clicking on the MP3 audio file will play it. At this point you can do anything you would do with other MP3 audio files with your Calorie Myth MP3 audio files. If you haven’t worked with MP3 files before, here’s how to get started:

TIP: It’s important to remember that your Calorie Myth audiobook is just a collection of MP3 audio files and can be treated just like any other MP3 audio files on your device. If you’ve never worked with MP3 audio files on your device before, be sure to search both Google and YouTube for: How to listen to MP3 files on [[put your type of device here]]. With that foundational understanding of how audio files work on your device, you’ll be able to do whatever you’d like with your audiobook (and any other) MP3 audio files.

I’m using Windows: Search Google and YouTube for: how to listen to MP3 files on [[put your type of Windows device here]]. Here’s an example Windows how-to article about music files on your Windows Phone.

I’m using Android: Search Google and YouTube for: how to listen to MP3 files on [[put your type of Android device here]] . Here’s an example how-to article about music files on your Android device (and here’s a sample YouTube video tutorial)

I’m using Mac/iPhone/iPad: Search Google and YouTube for: how to listen to MP3 files on [[put your type of Apple device here]]. Here’s an example how-to article about music files on your iPhone and iPad (and here’s a sample YouTube video tutorial)