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| 1 | I click on PDF file to load & nothing happens | Adobe Acrobat Reader is not installed – go to Adobe website and download free copy of version 6.0 or later. |
| 2 | I load PDF file and get error messages | You don’t have Adobe Acrobat Reader version 6.0 or later. You have an earlier version. To check this, launch the Reader, go to “Help” then look at “About” to see version. |
| 3 | I load PDF file online and can’t print right | All of the pages must be loaded before printing. Click on each page first to see if they have loaded. |
| 4 | The file loads too slow online | This is usually caused by a slow modem or ISP connection. Internet congestion can affect speed too even with fast connections locally. Select the PDF “ZIP” file download and read offline from your hard disk and you will see things really snap. Just click on the ZIP file option and select a folder to download on your hard disk, then unzip with a decompression program like WinZip. Launch the zip file, read/print. |
| 5 | I have the file loaded online okay, but can’t save it. | Click on the little “floppy disk” icon on the Acrobat Reader lower menu (upper left over document) and a box will pop up asking where to save on your hard disk. (See graphic below) |
| 6 | Best ways to navigate the article? | If you
find scrolling too slow for you, then use upper arrows: "|<" ">" "<" ">|" (See graphic below.) to move to next pages or to end of document with a single click. OR, click on the "Show/Hide Navigation Pane" icon just to right of printer icon on lower menu to reveal Bookmarks in a frame to left which allows quick navigation to main locations and illustrations. |
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