Viewing PDF Files

The Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) reproduces documents precisely as they were originally composed and is compatible with most computer operating systems and printers.

• You need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to see the files
• If you click on a file, the Reader should automatically start.
• If the Reader does not start, you most likely do not have the Adobe Reader installed.
  (If you know you've got the Reader installed, but it's still not working see below.)
• Here's where to get your free copy from Adobe!

Problems?

If the PDF file appears as a blank window within your web browser,
follow the steps below to try to resolve the problem:

You have the Reader, but can't view the file

• You may need to upgrade to a newer version of Adobe Acrobat. Get a free copy from Adobe

You have the Reader, but can't view the file

• "Right" click on a file link and choose "Save Target As" (Internet Explorer) or "Save Link As" (Netscape) menu option.
• This will download the PDF file directly to your hard drive and bypass the Acrobat Reader browser plug-in.
• After downloading, click on the file and the Adobe Acrobat Reader should automatically open allowing you to view the file.

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