ADOBE ACROBAT
HELP
MICROSOFT WORD
HELP
General notes:
WHAT IS DOWNLOADING?
It is an electronic process of delivering a file or information to your
computer .It is a direct method - that means it does not come through
your e-mail system, but comes directly and immediately from the source
(QuickBrochures) to you while you wait just a few minutes.
DOWNLOAD TIMES:
For those new to downloading, you may see a download time on your screen.
This time is not usually the true download time. It is usually much
shorter time than first appears on your screen. Download times will
vary with the speed of your modem and the time of day you are downloading.
Yes, there is a "Rush Hour" on the net and traffic slows down.
If you are on DSL or ISN, the times will be very quick. When we created
the brochure, we targeted it to be downloaded in reasonable time (usually
1 to 4 minutes) for 56k modem user during mid-day .
DOWNLOADING PROCEDURES
If you are new to downloading, we offer you an idea of what to expect
and what to do during the procedure. Take it slow and easy, the computer
will do all the work, you just need to watch where it is putting your
files and take actions that will continue the process. After
you have completed step one, if the brochure is contained in one file,
the instructions and tips below apply.. If the brochure is in parts,
you will be taken to step 2. Click to select the part of the brochure
you want to download and then the
instructions and tips below apply.
GETTING MULTIPLE PARTS
If the brochure you have selected is offered in multiple parts to minimize
the download time. You can get multiple parts without "Signing
in" again. Simply use your browser "BACK"button and make
a new choice.
VIEWING ON YOUR SCREEN AND PRINTING
Your QuickBrochure will print clearly on your color or black and white
printer. The image on your screen is primarily to give you an idea of
the content in the brochure. Different monitors/screen setups will affect
the visual images clarity in some cases, but not the printing.
ADOBE
ACROBAT HELP
ABOUT ADOBE ACROBAT FOR THE PC OR MAC :
It is a simple program easily used, readily loaded and very reliable.
If you do not already have this program (version 5.0), you can get it
for free before you begin your download. This is the right choice if
you do not have Microsoft Word, or do not wish to follow the procedure
for Word. We recommend the Adobe Acrobat procedure for faster downloads.
ACROBAT® READER: Get
it Now. It's easy. Click here:

Acrobat® Reader will be useful to you in other
applications, not just for QuickBrochures.
If you get Acrobat® Reader version 5.0 now,
-please bookmark this page BEFORE you click the
Acrobat® button.
-you will automatically go to the Adobe®
web site. Follow the steps
and read the easy installation instructions.
-and if you do not bookmark this page, when
you have
completed the installation, you may use your
browser BACK
button twice to return to this page.
-when you return to this page after you
have downloaded the
Reader, you can click on the Adobe Acrobat choice
to open this brochure
and Acrobat will do the rest.
-you can go play your favorite game off-line
while the Adobe Acrobat program
is downloading. (It isn't a good idea to go
other places on the
web while this is downloading)
NESTCAPE (v4.5) USER NOTES
- Adobe Acrobat
This method is the easiest. After
you have completed step one, If the brochure is contained in one file,
just sit back and let it happen. If the brochure is in parts, you will
be taken to step 2. Select the part you want to download and watch it
happen.
It will open automatically when it is done in a special Adobe Acrobat
window.
Only Adobe Acrobat version
5.0 allows you to save the file to your hard drive, earlier versions
will not.
-You may zoom
in to enlarge the brochure for on-screen reading
by choosing either the magnifying glass icon
with the plus
sign on it, or in the menu bar choose
"View" and select one
of the zoom options.
-You may PRINT the pages by choosing the
"Print" option
located under "File" in the menu bar.
INTERNET EXPLORER
USERS (PC) - Adobe Acrobat
AUTOMATIC PROCEDURE: After
you have completed step one, If the brochure is contained in one file,
just sit back and let it happen. If the brochure is in parts, you will
be taken to step 2. Select the part you want to download and watch it
happen (several small windows may open and close) concluding
with an Adobe Acrobat Hybrid window usually launching within your Internet
Explorer browser window.The brochure will be right there for you to
view or print.
-You may zoom in to enlarge the brochure
for on-screen
reading by choosing either the magnifying glass
icon with
the plus sign on it, or in the menu bar choose
"View" and
select one of the zoom options.
-You may PRINT the pages by choosing the
"Print"
option located under "File" in the
menu bar.
-You cannot save the brochure using this
method.
-When you are done viewing or printing the
brochure page,
to exit the Acrobat Reader within your browser,
use your
browser BACK button. (If you use "close"
(X), you will be
closing the entire browser, which you probably
don't
want to do)
INTERNET EXPLORER (MAC USERS): You will see your
download manager window, when it has completed the download, just click
to open the file on your desktop.
EXPERTS OPTIONS: If you are familiar with
downloading, decompressing and opening files, you may use any method
you prefer.
MICROSOFT
WORD HELP
This
will come to you as a compressed file. Your computer will be "unzipping"
the compressed file first. It is not a Word document until this procedure
has been completed.
You
must have Microsoft Word already on your computer for this to work.
NESTCAPE (V4.5)
USER NOTES - Microsoft Word
Once the download
begins, you will get a series of pop-up windows.
Popup screen shown
below titled "Save As" appears: WATCH THE DIRECTORY you are
saving to. You will need this information later.
Note the directory where this file is
going and the complete file name.
Click, "Save"

In newer versions of Netscape,
the usual automatic designated directory if
you have downloaded before, may be the last place you put your download,
or by default, it may be "My downloads"
This initially downloads as a compressed, self-extracting file (application).
It really isn't a Word document yet.
Popup Box titled: "Saving location" appears:
JUST WAIT until it is done.
Netscape users next step: Minimize
or close YOUR BROWSER
(minimize it means click the square
box in the upper right hand corner with a small line in it. It will
be available to you again by clicking on your taskbar. It shows you
open programs that you may click on to enlarge and activate again)
GO TO YOUR WINDOWS EXPLORER
(your directory Listing of all your files)
Find the directory and the file within
it.
Double-click on the file name to open.
For PC users, the file will end in .exe
if you are showing extensions.
- (If you redirected this download to another directory,
look
in the directory you designated)
- (If you are familiar with downloading, you may use any
other
procedure you normally use)
You will se a screen titled beginning "Zip Magic".
Click "Next"


Your computer is asking you for a destination directory
for the unzipped Microsoft Word file to go to. If you do not choose
a specific file, it will automatically want to create a directory named
QuickBrochures for you. That's fine. It is where you will find this
brochure when you need it another time.

You will get an EXTRACTION COMPLETE screen.
Click "FINISH" and the Miocrosoft Word Document will open
automatically.
NOTE: If you download more than one brochure, this process will overwrite
the QuickBrochures directory each time. If you want to save these files
for the future, copy or move them all to another directory.
WHERE DID MY FILE GO?
By following the procedures, you should be able
to determine where it is. For PC users, it is most likely in C:\Quickbrochures,
unless you previously downloaded to a different directory or changed
the designated directory during download.
INTERNET EXPLORER AUTOMATIC
PROCEDURE - Microsoft Word
Internet Explorer (most current versions) users'
first choice is to RUN or SAVE. Choose the following:

Popup screen shown above titled "File
download" appears: Be sure the button "Save this program to
disk" is the active choice. Click, "OK"
Popup screen shown above titled Save As"appears.
Please leave the File name and file type as they are. See what directory
this compressed file is going to. You may change it if you like. Click
"Save".
Watch the screen to see what directory this compressed,
self extracting file goes to. (or you can change the destination directory)
This is not a Microsoft Word file yet.

Popup box shown above titled. "Download Complete"
appears.When Explorer tells you it has completed the download, your
choices are: OPEN, OPEN FILE, or CLOSE. Choose OPEN.

Popup box with the title beginning "Zip magic" appears. Your
computer is preparing for the extracted file to go to a directory named
QuickBrochures.
Click NEXT.

Click Next, unless you want to change the destination directory.

The popup screen titled "EXTRACTION COMPLETE"will
appear.
Click "FINISH" and the Miocrosoft Word
Document will open automatically.
NOTE:If you download more than one brochure, or brochure part, this
process will overwrite the QuickBrochures directory each time. If you
want to save these files for the future, copy or move them all to another
directory.
WORD PERFECT users may download the Microsoft Word files.
Follow the Microsoft Word procedure up to the point of opening the file
in Microsoft Word. Instead, open your Word Perfect Program, then open/convert
the Microsoft Word document located on your hard drive. The most current
versions of Word Perfect are needed along with the conversion filters.
EXPERTS OPTIONS: If you are familiar with downloading,
decompressing and opening files, you may use any method you prefer at
this point. Using our method, upon completion of the self-extracting
procedure, the document (.doc) file will be in the QuickBrochures directory
on your C drive, or in any other directory you have designated.
You must have the Microsoft Word program to follow any
of these procedures.