How to View, Download, and Print Using Adobe
Acrobat® Reader
To view, download, or print literature
created as Portable Document Format (PDF) files, you must have a specific
version of Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. You also need
a printer with graphics capabilities.
You can download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader® here.
Once you have successfully installed Acrobat Reader on your computer,
you can download a PDF file to view, save, or print. (We recommend that you
print out these instructions for reference.)
 To view a PDF file in your
web browser's window, click on the file link. Depending on how your
browser is configured, you may not be able to view the PDF file right away
when you click on the link. If you get a dialog box:
- Click on the "Save" option.
- Designate where on your hard drive you want to save the PDF
file and note the file name.
- To open the file after you've saved it, locate the PDF
file in your computer's directory and double-click on it.
- To save a PDF file to your
computer:
- Click on the link to the PDF file using your right mouse button
(for Windows®) or click and hold
(for Macintosh®).
- Choose "Save As," "Save Target As," or "Save Link As" from
the drop-down menu.
- Designate where on your hard drive you want to save the PDF
file and note the file name.
- To open the file after you've saved it, locate the PDF
file in your computer's directory and double-click on it.
- To print a PDF file, open
the file and then click on the Printer icon in the Acrobat Reader toolbar.
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