Phase 2 Proposal Instructions for Cycle 10

1.6 Some PDF Pointers

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If youÕre new to AdobeÕs Portable Document Format (PDF), here are some hints that you may find useful:

• PDF has links, just like HTML. Everything in blue in this document is a link you can click on to go somewhere else.
• ÒTable of ContentsÓ and ÒIndexÓ take you to those chapters, which are designed to provide a thorough listing of the information available.
• PDF can print selected pages while HTML cannot. Note that the page numbers you enter are PDFÕs sequential numbers (look at the bottom of the Acrobat window to see where you are).
• You can move up or down page by page using the scroll bar on the right of your Acrobat window; just click above or under the indicator that shows your relative position. You can also click and hold on this indicator to speed through the document.
• If you wish to save this document as a PDF file on your local machine, click with your right mouse button on the InstituteÕs web page that has the Phase 2 information at the spot where you link to the PDF file. In other words, your left button opens the file in Acrobat, but the right button lets you save the file if you pull down to ÒSave Link as.Ó
• Look at AcrobatÕs help facility (the help button is in the upper right corner of the Acrobat window) for more pointers.

If you are familiar with what is developing on the web you will see that PDF is an emerging standard for the commercial sector because it is easily produced with modern documentation software and has many excellent features. We welcome your comments and thoughts for improving how we provide information to you.