Your browser must have downloads enabled (turned on) in order to be able to download music files. Most browsers are set to allow downloads, but problems with the latest version of Internet Explorer (IE7) are common because its default setting seems to be with downloads disabled. If you recently upgraded your browser to IE7 (which can occur automatically, by the way), you may find that you can no longer download files even if you had no problem previously.
You can test if you can download song files by trying to download some of free songs from the group Take No Glory.
If you continue to have problems, or if you need instructions for changing the settings in a different browser, please email us to let us know (see Contact Us). We very interested in learning about any situations that may cause problems to occur.
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How to change Internet Explorer settings to enable downloads
1. Go to any web site using your browser, click on Tools on the menu bar and click on Internet Options in the drop-down list.
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2. Click on the Security tab, select Internet, and click on the Custom Level button.
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3. Scroll down to Downloads, click on Enable under Automatic prompting for file downloads and click on Enable under File download, and click OK.
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4. If you get a warning window asking if you are sure you want to change the settings, click Yes.
5. Click OK.
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