The books are in PDF, so in order to view them you’ll need Adobe Reader installed on your computer. To download Adobe Reader for free visit http://www.adobe.com/.

1) Are you having trouble with a specific file, or is it all of them?

Here are three possible solutions…

1) If you’ve download the “All-In-One” download, make sure to unzip the file before accessing the books.

2) If you are able to open the files in your browser (instead of right-clicking and saving them) you can print the docs and use them that way without ever having to open them in Adobe.

3) If using a Mac: Mac computers fully support zip files. Just double-click the zip file wherever you downloaded it, and it will extract those contents into a new folder (usually with the same name).

Alternatively, each ebook and menu is available as a stand-alone PDF download. If you continue to have problems with the ZIP file, scroll down further on the page, and you’ll see green download links for each book which save as PDF.

Mac computers fully support zip files. Just double-click the zip file wherever you downloaded it, and it will extract those contents into a new folder (usually with the same name).

Alternatively, each ebook and menu is available as a stand-alone PDF download. If you continue to have problems with the ZIP file, scroll down further on the page, and you’ll see green download links for each book which save as PDF.

When you right click and save the “8 Weeks of Dinner Menus” it will save as a folder. In that folder you’ll find 1) the Start Guide and 2) then below that you’ll find the 8 separate PDFs of the weekly menus and grocery lists.

The Family Friendly Fat Burning Meals Program are all downloadable ebooks. The page numbers referenced on the website are referring the page in the ebook where those recipes and items may be found.

The ebooks are in PDF and can be saved and view on your computer, or printed and put into a binder.

According to the tech-y team, there are 1048576 bytes in a megabyte, and programs will read this file size slightly differently depending on how they round up the bytes. So that is why the MB looks off by one!

The easiest way to open the books on an iPad is to access your email and click the link found within your email from the iPad, and then you will be directed on how to open it. It should work with iBooks.

Many of the recipes in Family Friendly Fat Burning Meals are shared on my blog. With my program you also receive menus with weekly grocery lists (never published elsewhere), my Family Friendly Fat Burning Meals Book (never published elsewhere), my 10 Foods to Not Let Your Kids Eat report (never published elsewhere) and the convenience of having all the recipes in an easy-to-use cookbook format as well as a few never published recipes mixed in.