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Help Installing Adobe® Reader® |
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Throughout the ANG Cactus Wren Website, you will encounter links (such as the monthly newsletter) that
will open only if you have Adobe Reader (also known as Acrobat Reader) software installed correctly on your computer. If
you've tried downloading and installing the Adobe Reader software before,
you can check to see if you have been successful in installing it by looking
under your "Programs" submenu on your Windows "Start" menu (lower lefthand
corner of your screen), and seeing if there's a program there called
"Adobe Reader" or "Acrobat Reader". Its icon is a white square, outlined in red, with a
large script "A" in it. It won't necessarily be listed alphabetically, so
scroll through all of the programs to see if it's there. There may also be
an icon as I just described located on your Desktop.
If you don't have Adobe Reader correctly installed, when you click on one of the links on one of the ANG Cactus Wren Web pages that requires Adobe Reader, you might get a popup window that says you need Adobe Reader. It might give you a link where to find this piece of free software. If not, you can download it for free by clicking here: Download Adobe Reader. Before downloading a new version of Adobe Reader, it is recommended that you remove or uninstall any existing versions on your computer. Often, "updating" from one version of Adobe Reader to a newer version has created problems. To check for and remove existing versions of Adobe Reader, click on your Windows "Start" button, then on "Settings", "Control Panel", "Add/Remove Programs". If one or more versions of Adobe Reader (also known as Acrobat Reader) are shown as being installed, remove all versions, then reinstall the new version as directed at the above link.Follow the instructions given on that page (Download Adobe Reader), and hit the "download" button.
After Adobe Reader has finished installing, you should be able to open up the ANG Cactus Wren web page in your browser, and click on one of the newsletter links. When you do that, your Web browser should open the Adobe Reader software you just installed and display the newsletter. |