What are PDF Files?
Unlike HTML files, PDF (portable document format) files maintain
the look and layout of original documents (on screen and in print),
regardless of computer platform, browser or printer. For this reason,
PDF files are better suited than HTML files for the presentation
of certain documents (legal or government documents, for instance).
However, to view the PDF files on Wencor's web site, Adobe®
Acrobat® Reader version 4.0 is required. See below for
information on obtaining the Acrobat Reader. PDF is a development
of Adobe Systems, Incorporated. For additional information on PDF,
please visit Adobe's
web site.
Obtaining the Acrobat Reader (PDF viewer)
You may already have a copy of Acrobat Reader 4.0 on your computer.
Left click on jaa.pdf (only 6 kb).
If you do have Acrobat Reader, and if Reader is recognized
as a plug-in by your browser, Acrobat Reader should launch and
jaa.pdf should be displayed.
If you don't have Acrobat Reader 4.0, you can download
it free of charge from the Adobe web site (for any computer platform).
To download Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site, click on the "Get Acrobat Reader" icon below and follow Adobe's instructions.
Downloading,
Viewing & Printing PDF Files
Once you have installed Acrobat Reader on your system, it should
automatically integrate with your browser as a plug-in (unless
you have a browser prior to Netscape 2.0 or Internet Explorer
3.0). Left-clicking on the desired PDF file should launch Acrobat
Reader and open the PDF file in the Reader. Once the file is open,
you can select "Save As" from the file menu to save
a copy of the PDF file to your hard drive (if you want to keep
a copy for future reference).
If left-clicking on a PDF link in your browser window doesn't launch Acrobat Reader, you may have to configure your browser to recognize Acrobat Reader as a plug-in. Otherwise, you may have to download the file to your hard drive (or floppy), launch Acrobat Reader, and open the PDF file from within Acrobat Reader. If you are unable to download the PDF file by left-clicking, you may have to download the file by clicking your right mouse button and selecting "save link as" (Netscape) or "save target as" (Internet Explorer) from the resulting menu.
Once you have the file open in your browser window, you can view it using Reader's navigation tools, or you can print it by selecting "Print" from the file menu.
Technical Assistance/Feedback
If you are a current or potential Wencor customer and you have questions which can't be answered by the documentation that comes with Acrobat Reader (see Reader's Help Menu), or by the Adobe web site, or if you discover a flaw in the information provided on this page, Wencor's webmaster may be able to help. Send an e-mail to webmaster@wencor.com with a clear, concise explanation of your problem or question.
PDF/Acrobat Usage Disclaimer
Wencor DOES NOT guarantee or offer any warranty on the Adobe Acrobat Reader. Neither does Wencor guarantee or warranty the performance of any file, PDF or otherwise, that may be obtained or downloaded from www.wencor.com or from other web sites linked to www.wencor.com. Your use of this web site, of web sites and files linked to this site, of the Acrobat Reader and of associated PDF files, is at your own risk. Read Wencor's usage disclaimer.
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