Internet Archive offers users a number of download options for all items on the site.
Each option is a link to one or more files in a specific format. Options vary based on the item's media type (text, image, audio, or video) as well as what type of file was originally uploaded to the archive.
The most commonly used download options include:
Internet Archive allows you to read most text items right in your browser - this is how the reader looks on an items details page.
Use the search tool (upper-left corner of the reader) to search the full-text of the item you are viewing.You don’t need to use “quotes” here.
Arrow buttons on the bottom left side of the page flip pages back and forth. Alternatively, you can also click on the pages themselves.
Buttons labelled with various rounded rectangles let you select different layout options for your view: you can make the viewer display one, two, or four pages at a time.
The magnifying glasses allow you to zoom in and out.
The "four corners" button switches to a fullscreen view. When in fullscreen mode, this becomes an "X" button; click it to leave fullscreen and return to the normal page view.
You can also adjust brightness & contrast, invert colors, and convert pages to grayscale in order to make items easier to read.