Just drag whichever one you want to your desktop. When you uncompress it, you'll have a folder called SagoPages containing all of the files posted on EditTeach.org.

The login and password for the FTP site are built into the address string. Despite that, Mac users - and, potentially, others - may find themselves facing a dialogue box demanding credentials. If that happens, the information you need is:

The total download for the PC version is about 84 megabytes; for the Mac, about 106 megabytes. It's compressed only slightly, so that's also about how much space will be consumed on your system.

The entire package was created by Randy Jessee, director of newsroom technology at the Richmond (Va.) Times-Dispatch. He has been a journalist since his freshman year in high school, when he worked for The News-Progress in Richlands, Va. His father was general manager of a coal-preparation plant, an above-ground operation where Randy spent one very dirty summer breaking lumps and cleaning railroad cars.

As a student at Virginia Tech, he was a student assistant in the sports information department. He has worked for The Roanoke (Va.) Times and World-News, the Carroll County (Md.) Times, The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star in Norfolk (Va.), The New York Times and the Orlando (Fla.) Sentinel. He is a former president of the Association of Publishing System Users, member of the Society for News Design and the Online News Association, and a life member of the Virginia Press Association, where he has chaired the association's annual news and photo contest for 21 years. He is married to Leslie-Jean Thornton, who teaches journalism at Arizona State University.