To allow our staff to fully celebrate the Christmas season with family and friends, the David C Cook and Integrity Music offices will be closed end of business on Friday, December 23rd and reopening on Tuesday, January 3rd. All orders received after December 19th will begin shipping the week of January 3rd, 2023.
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For best results, download your digital curriculum file(s) to a desktop computer, rather than to a mobile device.†
Be aware that the downloaded file will contain a number of materials and could take a few minutes to finish downloading, depending on your connection speed.
Most downloaded files are delivered in the form of compressed folders (.ZIP).
If you have any trouble unzipping the folder, contact customer support via the live chat feature on the website. Once the separate folder is visible, you may open that folder by double-clicking on it.
If you would like to download additional age levels, clear the access code box and enter the new number, then choose SUBMIT.
† For help with downloading to a mobile device, see the Help Center topic: How do I open the download on my phone or tablet?
Downloads from Lesson-DL.com may include movies, single documents (PDF) or even large bundles of files delivered in one compressed package (ZIP).
While most devices natively open PDF documents for reading and can play movies, you may need to install a helper application (app) to open ZIP compressed files. Popular apps include UnZip File Opener, WinZip or iZip. Most are free, but paying a nominal purchase price will eliminate pesky advertisements inside the app. Check the Apple App Store or Google Play Store for a suitable app. Search for “Zip file opener”.
If you need help learning how to manage these downloads on a mobile device, please consult your device manufacturer’s online help documentation.
When you enter your Access Code and click submit, the file download begins immediately. Most files downloaded from the internet are placed into a folder called Downloads. Unless the download location has been changed in your browser’s default settings, you should find the file(s) there.
In Chrome and Edge (previously Microsoft Internet Explorer), the download status is shown in the bottom bar. Click on the file name to find your file.
Safari has the download status icon in the upper-right corner of the browser. Click on the icon to find your file.