Where did the AMEGA button go?
May 15, 2010
by Dr. Bruggeman

I am very, very disappointed with the AMEGA Company. Not the wand itself. I have had success with it. But the company is so very unresponsive in so many ways. I simply do not have the time to help those of you who might want to buy the product, because ultimately we both run into the same problem—which is why you email or call me for help—the inability to get an order placed. The order process does not work. They don’t reply to my emails. Can’t get through to them on the phone. I’ve had it. This has been going on for several months. My patience with them is at an end. I am sorry to have raised your hopes and inconvenienced you. In retrospect, I should have waited to make sure the company not only had a good product, but was itself capable of handling the business end of things before I began promoting it. Lesson learned by this humbled one.


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Media Download Directions

This page is intended to provide assistance to those seeking to keep audio files from Stone Kingdom Ministries on their computers, portable audio devices, or CD players. Depending on your software, computer hardware, and other variables unseen, not all of these directions will work for your situation.

Downloading Files:

  1. Click with your right mouse button on any file name that is underlined and in blue
  2. "Context menu" appears with options to Open, Open in New Tab, etc. Click with your left button on "Save Target As..."
  3. You will be prompted to save the file. On the left-hand side of the dialog box, click on "Documents" or "My Documents" to put the file into your Documents folder. Or, you can choose to put it into your "My Music" or "Music" folder-which makes it easier to find and play later.
  4. The progress meter will show the progress of the file being downloaded. Depending on your Internet speed, it could take a few seconds, or several minutes. These files are large, and can take quite a while over a dial-up connection.

You can now use Windows Media Player to play these files, synchronize them with your media player of choice (except iPods or Zunes) and burn them to a CD. If you have an iPod by Apple, you will need to use the iTunes software on your computer. However, it is easy to have iTunes find these files. If you have a Zune, the software should detect the files if they are saved to your default music folder.

Using Windows Media Player

  1. Open Windows Media Player. Depending on your settings, you may open straight to the library. This is list of all the music on your computer-at least that which is in a folder being monitored by Media Player. To be sure, click on the "Library" button located immediately near the top of the screen, then click on the "Music" list item.
  2. There should be a list of all the music and other sound files within your Music (or "My Music") folder. If the file you downloaded is not in there, click on the "Library" button again, then click on "Add to Library."

  1. There should be a list of locations being monitored for new files. Look through the list to be sure the location you used for downloading is on the list. If not, click on the "Add" button, and browse to your download location.
  2. Adding new files might take a while, so let Media Player go through its process.
  3. Assuming you now can see the downloaded file in your list, you can double-click on it to play it on your computer. To put it on a CD, go back to the Media Player menu bar (where you see the "Library" button) and click on the "Burn" button. Make sure you have appropriate media to burn to and that your computer supports burning CDs. Click with your right mouse button on the downloaded file and choose "Add to Burn List" from the menu that comes up. With the file name now appearing on the right, click on the "Start Burn" button near the bottom of the Burn List pane. Your CD should begin burning.