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This document has been saved as an Adobe Acrobat PDF file to retain the original formatting of the hard copy version. You will need to download both the PDF file and the Adobe Acrobat Reader software to work with the document.

Download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader if you don't already have it installed on your machine.

Go to the Adobe site.

Check that you have the necessary hardware and software to download the reader by clicking System Requirements.
Choose the platform for the reader you wish to download (Windows, Macintosh, DOS, OS/2 or Unix).
Download the Acrobat Reader file--this will take between 1 minute and 40 minutes depending on your connection rate--until the Saving File (Netscape) or File Download (Internet Explorer) dialog box is no longer visible.

Install the Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Exit your Web browser.
Locate the file you downloaded and double-click the file name to begin installation.
Follow the installation instructions as you are prompted.

Configure your Web browser to work with Acrobat.

View the PDF file.

If you have configured Netscape or Internet Explorer exactly as above, the Acrobat Reader will start and open the PDF document immediately upon clicking the link to the PDF file you are downloading.

If you have saved the file to your hard drive (because you configured your browser to Save the PDF file to Disk or you initiated a manual download to disk by right-clicking your mouse), you will need to start the Acrobat Reader program, and open the PDF file you just downloaded once inside the reader.

Print the PDF file.

In Netscape, select File...Print from the Acrobat Reader menu.
In Internet Explorer, click in the Acrobat Reader window or select File...Print from the Internet Explorer menu bar

If you need further assistance with Adobe Acrobat Reader, please contact
Adobe Acrobat Reader Support.

Last updated 9 October 2003