Viewing Acrobat Files

Documents on our Web site are posted in one of two formats: HTML (.htm) or Adobe Acrobat (.pdf). Viewing an HTML document requires no additional software and can be viewed through your browser. Viewing an Adobe Acrobat document requires the Adobe Acrobat Reader 3.0 for either online or offline viewing. Downloading a document requires that you right click on the file and select "Save Link As" or use the File/Save As option on your browser's toolbar.

Adobe Acrobat Reader 3.0 enables Netscape Navigator 3.0+ or Internet Explorer 3.0+ to view .pdf documents online through the browser. This means that you will not have to launch the Adobe Acrobat Reader separately after downloading .pdf documents because they will automatically be opened in the Adobe Acrobat Reader by the browser. You may still download and view the document offline through the Adobe Acrobat Reader without the browser if you choose to do so. Click here to download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader designed for your operating system or platform.

AOL Users: While the AOL browser does support the Adobe Acrobat reader, there is a technical problem within the browser that prevents it from displaying .pdf files online. This means that if you are using AOL, you need to download the .pdf file, save it to your hard drive and open it with the Adobe Acrobat Reader offline or consider installing either Netscape Navigator 3.0+ or Netscape Navigator 3.0+.