How to decompress split zip files (after downloading)?
Archives and Compression
In order to facilitate faster downloads, your course has been conveniently compressed into a split *.zip archive. This compression basically makes the course smaller and, therefore, easier and faster for you to download.
After you’ve downloaded the course successfully, you’ll need to decompress this split zip file so that you can run the course. Common utilities such as WinZip, WinRar, 7-Zip or similar may be used to easily extract the course’s contents.
If you want to know how to decompress normal zip files click HERE
If you haven’t downloaded a chess course yet, please refer to the following information before proceeding: LINK
What software should I use?
As mentioned above, in order to run the chess course you will first need to extract the course files from the compressed *.zip archive. Common programs that are capable of extracting such a compressed archive include:
Most commonly, your computer will already have such software installed. However, if you don’t have any of these programs installed, we recommend that you use 7-Zip as it works well and is also free.
Follow the below steps using any of the above programs:
1) Click “Start” if you have Windows XP or later versions and choose “Programs,” “Accessories” and “Windows Explorer.” The Windows Explorer window appears.
