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AvsGunnar I was able to download it, but why did a window pop up asking me:
Do you want to allow downloads on “mega.nz”? Meanwhile it says I downloaded it as a zip file, twice, yet I can't find it on my computer, nor does my toolbar show any downloads. So were they not downloaded? I'm confused...
Here's a screenshot of the page, as I just did it again. It says the download is complete, but asks me if I will allow it? And I don't see any of the files on my computer...
If you right-click on any link in any website, you will be prompted to "download as" and then you have to specify a certain type. This goes for any web link you may encounter on the internet (unless disabled in the html coding).
In short, just click (or double-click) on the link provided in this thread so it takes you directly to the mega storage site that stores this file. (I have an ods format which is the spreadsheet used so others can freely edit it, and I also have a pdf format that users can print or view on their computers).
When the mega site opens. just hover over them and their filenames should appear which will reveal which one is which. Then in the lower right icon of the desired you will see three horizontal dots. The PDF file will allow you to either "Preview" or "Download" while the ODS file will only allow you to "Download". (additionally, double-clicking either one should just start downloading the file of choice).
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Sorry, was responding to prior post, but see that you edited it and were able to download the files.
Some browsers will confirm that the user wants to allow downloads. (this is just a precaution against scripts being placed in html code that may start an automatic download). You can just allow it in this case.
As for why you can't see the file currently on your computer. I uploaded them as an individual ODS file and an individual PDF file. You downloaded it as a ZIP file. (this means you will need some sort of "unzipping" program) to extract the files from this compressed format.
Just select the three horizontal dots and download in "standard" format. This will allow you to simply download the PDF file as an uncompressed PDF file that you view and print with any PDF program or web browser.
It didn't quite work that way. When I clicked or double clicked the link, it immediately downloaded the ODS file. When I did something else, it then showed I can download either that or as a zip file. I did that, so I can now open it, as it's in pdf form. My Pdf app couldn't open it as an ODS file. I'm not sure I have libre any longer, so that wasn't really an option.
Oh, I see I do have the libre app, but it's not been updated since 2020. In any event, I've got it and can open it now, so thanks much.
