Young Living Tools

If you're using Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT or Windows 2000 then you'll need to install a special application to open Zip files. The application that is usually recommended to use is WinZip.   You can download it, if need be, at http://www.winzip.com/index.htm.

 If you're using Windows XP, then your operating system has built-in support for Zip files. They are described as "Compressed (zipped) folders." Just double-click on a Zip file and it will open in Explorer, just like a folder. Double-click on a file inside the compressed folder and you may be able to open that too (but really, Windows has extracted a copy of the file to another location and is opening that, as described above.) But if you right-click on items in a compressed (zipped) folder, you'll notice that the same options don't appear on the pop-up menu. This shows that it is not a real folder.

click save, this will save "youngliving_tools.zip" to your desktop.
from your desktop right-click (youngliving_tools.zip) and select:
extract all from the menu.

click next, click next, select the option:
"show extracted files", click finish
note: 3rd party unzipping utilities menu items may differ ...

this will open the newly created hosts folder on your desktop.

To get your new presentations up on a phone line, do the following for each presentation:
 
1) go to www.freeconferencecall.com
2 click on the icon that says "Simple Voice Box"
3) click "register now"
4) click "free service"
5) fill out the customer information form, selecting "playback only" as the type of voicebox you want, click "submit"
6) click on "messages"
7) click on "Add greeting"
8) click "Browse" and select the mp3 file you wish to upload
9) click on "upload"