Lively Latin users- a few questions...

[rwalizer]

I have a few questions but I cannot find a "contact us" on the website. This makes me a little nervous about using it, especially since I read a post a few days ago in which someone mentioned having trouble getting in touch with them when having issues using Lively Latin. I've read such good things, it must be a reputable course. What I really want to know is if you can download the pdf to more than one computer so that we can use it on our main computer (a Mac) and our laptop (a PC) so that we can take it with us. Most people who mention Lively Latin seem to have good things to say.Thanks for any input. I don't want to spend my money on something "fly by night."

[Plaid Dad]

Yes, I believe that you could download it to multiple computers. You get a login for the site that gives you access to the PDFs, and that login would be good on any machine.

You can find her email address on her site. Look in the left navigation bar under "Main Menu" for "Contact the Magistra." In my experience, she may take a few days to return emails, but she does eventually respond. HTH!

[5wolfcubs]

Yes, it is downloadable to multiple computers. You can always email the files to yourself also. On the Lively Latin (http://www.livelylatin.com/) website there is a "Contact the Magistra" on the left in the list of links. She got back to me right away last week, but I know she is busy w/ teaching & putting LL 2 together...which I plan to use! :)

[Linda...inOwasso]

I, too, think you can use it on more than one computer. Although, once you print out the lessons you will have it available in paper format so you can certainly take that with you wherever you go! Definitely contact Catherine (the author of LL) through the livelylatin.com/ website. I've only had to email her once, but she responded within a couple of hours.

Good luck!

[nmoira]

It's not a one time download. You can download the pdf's as many times as you like. You can also download the audio files if you right-click the link under the embedded player (you'll know what I'm talking about when you see it).