How to use files
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Acrobat files require the Acrobat Reader
or a copy of Acrobat Exchange. The Reader is included on
all ODP CD-ROMs, or it can be downloaded for free from
the Adobe WWW site. (See Download
Acrobat for more information.) |
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Acrobat files can be viewed onscreen in
an Internet browser such as Netscape, if Acrobat is
installed in the browser, and they can be printed to a
local printer. The files can also be saved to a local
system for printing, viewing, or copying. |
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ASCII data and table files can be viewed or saved to
a local system. The files are tab delimited and can be
opened in word processors or spread sheet programs. |
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Acrobat files include navigation buttons
on the first and last page of the file, that will direct
the reader to the previous chapter, the next chapter, or
to the table of contents (HTML) file. |
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To access files
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Adobe Acrobat is required to access the
full chapters. To open a PDF file, click on title of
chapter. |
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To download the HMTL files, click on
"Abstract" for WWW browsing. |
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