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Accessing Microsoft Word Files
Some computers automatically launch a file-viewing application (e.g.
Quick View) when you try to open Microsoft Word files from a website. These
applications may not correctly display nor allow you to modify information
in the file.
If your default viewing application is something other than Microsoft Word, you
will have to download the document to your computer in order to correctly
view and modify the text, by executing the following steps:
Right click on the document hyperlink.
In the dropdown menu, select “Save Target As” (for Internet Explorer users), or “Save Link As” (for Netscape or Mozilla Firefox users).
In the “Save As” dialog box, choose a location for the Microsoft Word file and click “Save.”
Open the file from its stored location by double-clicking it. The document will automatically open in Microsoft Word.
Acrobat Reader and PDF Files
Some of the documents on this site are available in portable document format (PDF). To view a PDF document,
you must have a PDF reader installed. If you do not already have such a reader, there are numerous PDF readers available for free download or for purchase on the Internet:
To view a PDF document on-line, click on the underlined
link to the document. To return to this site once you
have finished viewing the document, click the <Back> button on your browser.
To download a PDF document to your workstation, follow
these steps:
Right-click on the underlined link to the document,
and select the Save Link As option (for Netscape or Mozilla Firefox users)
or the Save Target As option (for Internet Explorer
users) from the drop-down menu.
In the Save As dialog, select a location for the
PDF file and click Save.
The file will be saved to the location you have
chosen.
Once you have downloaded the PDF file, you can then
use Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it.
Downloading Graphics Files
The graphics files available for download on this site
are in a variety of industry-standard formats. Unless
you have the appropriate software for viewing and manipulating
these files, you will not be able to view them on-screen,
but you will still be able to download them to your
workstation.
To download graphics files to your workstation, follow
these steps:
Right-click on the underlined link to the graphics
file, and select the Save Link As option (for Netscape
users) or the Save Target As option (for Internet
Explorer users) from the drop-down menu.
In the Save As dialog, select a location for the
graphics file and click Save.
The file will be saved to the location you have
chosen.
Scripting
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use, but it is not required. If your browser supports
scripting and you are experiencing difficulty, it is
possible that your browser has scripting disabled. Please
see below to see if your browser supports Javascript,
and if it is enabled.
Date Format
All pages use the International Organization for Standardization
(ISO) standard for all-numeric date display (YYYY-MM-DD).
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