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| This volume is available in HTML and Acrobat PDF format. HTML is intended for on-line viewing only (click on titles). Use the PDF file to generate a printed version or to view higher-resolution graphics (click on PDF). Page references are to the page numbers in the PDF version of this volume and do not apply to the HTML version. | |
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| Acrobat files include navigation bookmarks to direct the reader through the volume or to the table of contents (HTML) file. | |
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Adobe Acrobat Information |
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Acrobat PDF format. Acrobat files can be slow to load, but print well. The
individual chapters are also available in HTML format.
Depending on your computer platform, the following information applies. PC computers By default, clicking on a filename with a .TXT extension will launch the Notepad application. You can configure your computer’s operating system so that files on this CD with .TXT extensions automatically open in other software, such as Microsoft Excel. Follow these steps from the pull-down menu: Windows 95 and NT operating systems: View > Options > File Types; Windows 98 systems: View > Folder Options > File Types; and Windows 3.1 systems: File Manager > File > Associate. MAC computers All table files with .TXT extensions will automatically open into Excel. If you do not have Excel installed on your computer, you may view these files through other spreadsheet or text-editor programs. Open the application of your choice, select File > Open, and open the ASCII file. UNIX computers You can open files with .TXT extensions in any text editor or spreadsheet program, but not directly from PDF files. |
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