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Try running a sudo unzip command from a terminal ( for example, sudo unzip ~/Desktop/audacity-manual-2.1.3.zip -d /usr/share/audacity/ ).I am here to help! - Notify me immediately at - Libraries downloaded from file my site are specifically tested to work with Audacity, on Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X. Note: Root permission will normally be required to modify the /usr directory.On Linux, the "help" folder should usually go in /usr/share/audacity if Audacity was installed from a repository package, or /usr/local/share/audacity if you compiled Audacity from our source code.In an Audacity installation, this would usually be under "Program Files" on Windows, or under "Applications" on macOS. On Windows or Mac, it should go inside the folder containing the Audacity application.Place the "help" folder in the correct location.Tips for Windows: To produce the correct "help" folder, use 7-Zip then right-click over the zipped Manual and choose "Extract Here", or in any extraction utility, choose a root folder to extract to (for example, C:\ or D:\).

If that happens, you must open the extracted "audacity-manual" folder and use that "help" folder inside. On Windows, many tools will extract by default to an "audacity-manual" folder that has the "help" folder inside. Some extraction tools will do this by default, especially on Linux.
