How to Read an eBook with Your Phone, Tablet or Computer

Reading your Nemechek Protocol eBook is easy once you know where your download is saved. Most eBooks use the EPUB format. If your download is a ZIP file, first extract it to find the EPUB book inside.

1. Find your downloaded file

• iPhone or iPad: Open the Files app, select Browse, then look in Downloads under iCloud Drive or On My iPhone/iPad. In Safari, you can also tap the Downloads button to find recent downloads.
• Android phone or tablet: Open Files, Files by Google, or My Files and select Downloads. You can also check the Downloads section of your browser.
• Mac: Open Finder > Downloads, or use your browser's downloads list.
• Windows computer: Open File Explorer > Downloads, or use your browser's downloads list.

2. If the download ends in .zip, extract it first

A ZIP file is a compressed folder that may contain your eBook. You must open or extract the ZIP file before opening the EPUB.

• iPhone or iPad: In the Files app, tap the ZIP file once. A new folder appears. Open that folder and find the file ending in .epub.
• Android: In your file manager, tap the ZIP file and choose Extract or Unzip. Open the extracted folder and find the EPUB file. The exact wording varies by device.
• Mac: Double-click the ZIP file in Finder. Open the resulting folder and locate the EPUB.
• Windows: Right-click the ZIP file, select Extract All, then open the extracted folder and locate the EPUB.

3. Open your eBook on your device

iPhone or iPad — Apple Books

Apple Books is usually already installed. In Files, tap your EPUB file; if it does not open in Books automatically, tap Share and choose Books. You can then find your book in the Books library. If necessary, download Apple Books from the App Store.

Android phone or tablet

Android devices may need an EPUB reading app. Two options are Google Play Books and ReadEra. For ReadEra, open the downloaded EPUB using the app or locate it through the app's library. For Google Play Books, enable EPUB/PDF uploads in its settings if prompted, then use your file manager's Open with or Upload to Play Books option. The book may take a moment to appear.

Mac computer

Use the built-in Books app. Double-click the EPUB file, or open Books and choose File > Import to add it to your library. Another option is Calibre for Mac.

Windows computer

Windows does not always include an EPUB reader. We recommend the free Calibre for Windows. Install Calibre, select Add books, choose the extracted EPUB file, and double-click the book in Calibre to read it. Another free option is SumatraPDF, which supports EPUB files.

4. Having trouble?

• Can't find the download? Check your device's Downloads folder and the downloads list in the browser you used.
• The file ends in .zip? Extract it first, then open the .epub file inside.
• The EPUB won't open? Install one of the compatible reader apps linked above, then open the EPUB from that app or use your device's Share/Open with menu.
• The download seems incomplete? Download the file again from your original download link and allow it to finish before opening it.

Tip: You do not need a separate e-reader device to enjoy your eBook. A phone, tablet, Mac, or Windows computer is enough.