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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