Glossary

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PDF Files

Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view some of the documents posted on this website. Links to these documents are indicated with (PDF format). If you don't have the Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer, download it free of charge at: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html

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.zip Files

To speed up download time, we have compressed some files using WINZIP. Links to these documents are indicated with (.zip format). To view these documents you will need to install WINZIP on your computer. How to get WINZIP.

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Downloading files

There are two ways to download a .pdf file on to your own computer.

When you're at a hyperlink to the .pdf file but haven't yet opened the file:

• Microsoft Internet Explorer®:
  Right-click on the hyperlinked .pdf file name and select "Save Target As". Then save the document in the directory of your choice and access the file with the appropriate application, i.e.: .PDF file with the Adobe Acrobat Reader.

• Netscape™:
  Right-click on the hyperlink and select "Save Link As". Then save the document in the directory of your choice and access the file with the appropriate application, i.e.: .PDF file with the Adobe Acrobat Reader.

When you've already opened the .pdf file:

• Microsoft Internet Explorer®: Select "File" and then "Save As" in your Web browser's toolbar. Then save the document in the directory of your choice and access the file with the appropriate application, i.e.: .PDF file with the Adobe Acrobat Reader.

• Netscape™:
  Select "File" and then "Open page" in your Web browser's toolbar. In the menu box, select "Choose file" and save the document in the directory of your choice. Make sure the file specification says "All types." Access the file appropriate application, i.e.: .PDF file with the Adobe Acrobat Reader.
  

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