First and foremost, many of these problems can be solved by using Firefox. For those of you who don't know, Firefox is an open-source Web browser that is far superior to its peers, particularly Internet Explorer. Downloading Quicktime if you haven't done so already will also save you a significant amount of hassle as all the videos are in .mp4 format.
How do I download files?
Langhub.com features four types of files for downloading: mp3, mp4, pdf and text.
If you are using a Windows-based computer, downloading the files is fairly simple. Simply right click on the file you wish to download and click 'save as.' Make sure to keep in mind the folder or directory in which you choose to download the file.
For Mac users of Safari, the process of downloading video files is a little more complicated. Due to the highly ironic fact that Safari does not support the mp4 video format, a few extra steps are necessary. First, click on the video link. The page that opens should contain a large amount on unintelligible code. Allow that page to continue loading, as the video file is being downloaded. Once you are sure that the page has stopped loading, Go to File>Save As.. and save the file to the desktop or another appropriate location. Next, change the extension from .html to .mp4. It will then ask you if this is what you want to do, click yes. The resulting mp4 file should work just fine. To save yourself the hassle, download Firefox.
How do I watch the video files?
The video files were made in mp4 format in order to easily accommodate those using video iPods, Playstation protable, and similar devices. In order to view the downloaded mp4 files on your computer, you will need a media player that is programmed to recognize files of this type. Two of the most popular are Quicktime and VLC.

How do I listen to the downloaded mp3 files?
In order to listen to the mp3 files, you will need a media player that can handle the files. There are many available, including the two mentioned previously. Other popular options include iTunes and Winamp.
How can I view the text files.
Apple users, this should be a cinch. There should be no problem in downloading the text files and opening them with the TextEdit program. However, please be forewarned that the Thai script disappears if a text file in placed into the text folder of an ipod. This is because iPods do not support Thai language. However, the pronunciation of the Thai words should remain intact.
If you're a Windows user, please follow these steps. First, download the file onto your desktop or appropriate location. Then, open the file and save formatted as a UTF-8 document. Then, open the file using wordpad.
How can I view the pdf files?
You will need to install a program to view the pdf files, if such a program is not already on your compeuter (and one most likely is) Adobe Reader is a free and popular choice.
How can I view the video files that are embedded in the lessons?
The videos are in flv format, so you will need to download flash if your computer does not already have the plug-in. Chances are it already does. But if not, go here.
How do I use the RSS?
RSS allows users to know exactly when the site is updated. RSS boxes are located throughout the site. To enroll in the service, go to the page you are interested in receiving updates, and simply click on the orange box. You will then be redirected to the FeedBurner page. To subscribe, click on the link in the top right box. You can either subscribe with Google, or with other RSS services (click on the 'show all Subscribe options' link)

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