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INSTRUCTIONS
Click on one of the subject matter areas above
to see a list of
related forms.
All files are text (.txt), portable document format (.pdf)
or tagged image format
(.tif) files.
Downloading Text Files
Most documents are in unformatted text only files. These can
be opened with any
Internet browser and downloaded using the "Save
As" Command on the
File menu.
Downloading .pdf Files
A variety of goverment forms are presented in the portable document
format (.pdf). To
view these files, you must first download and install
Adobe Acrobat Reader.
This is a free download of approximately 5.5
megabytes, which
requires approximately 25 minutes at the typical
28,800 bps modem speed.
Get Adobe Acrobat Reader. Even
with Acrobat Reader
installed, .pdf files are best viewed offline.
To download a .pdf file in
Microsoft Internet Explorer®, right click
the file and use the
"Save Target As" command. In Netscape
Navigator®, left click
the file and use the "Save File to Disk" option.
Don't rename the file until
after you have saved it. These files cannot
be modified without
special software.
Downloading .tif Files
A few files with significant
graphics (such as stock certificates) are
available in tagged
image format (.tif). Most users will not be able to
view these files online
without a special plug in browser product. The
files should first be
downloaded (as described above for .pdf files)
without renaming the
file. After download, the .tif files can be viewed
with the Imaging
program located in the Windows 95-98 Accessories
folder and should so
open from Windows Explorer.