The first thing to note is that several pages and links on this site open in a new browser window.  If you have a pop-up blocker enabled in your browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, etc.), in your instant messenger (Yahoo Messenger, MSN Messenger, et. al.), or in your anti-virus software, it is recommended that you add us to your “trusted” list.  To do so, please consult the help files on your respective software.

      If you are opening a file, your computer may not have the correct software to view it (yet).  To help a computer to know how to open a file each one is given a “file extension”.  While the file extension is usually hidden, it is placed at the end of a file name as period (.) followed by a few letters (usually 3).

 

      While the software to create these files usually comes at a cost, the ability to read them typically does not.  Below are a list of common file extensions and links to free utilities which should enable you to view them.  As always, please read the license agreement before installing any software.

 

      PDF (portable document format):

 

            Adobe Acrobat Reader

            Foxit PDF Reader

 

      DOC, DOCX (Microsoft Word document)

      XLS, XLSX (Microsoft Excel spreadsheet)

      PPT, PPTX (Microsoft PowerPoint presentation)

 

            Word Viewer

            Excel Viewer

            PowerPoint Viewer 2007

            Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack

            OpenOffice

 

If after attempting these fixes you still have trouble viewing the webpage, please contact our webmaster.