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be helpful:
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Version” options will allow you to do that. The tables of contents at the beginning of the articles
are “hyper linked”, so that you can click on a table of contents entry and it will jump to the
point in the document where that section begins. - “Open to Print” will open an HTML page of the article in another window in your browser, and
then you can use your browser’s normal print functions to print the article. Here too, the table
of contents entries at the beginning are hyper linked so clicking them will take you to the point
in the document where that section begins. - “PDF Version” will open the article formatted as an Adobe Acrobat “PDF” (portable document
format) file in another browser window. Again, the table of contents entries are hyper linked.
Also, to the left of the article in your browser, depending on which version of Adobe Acrobat you
have, you will see either the word “Bookmarks” or an icon representing a bookmark. If you click
on either one, you will have a window open on the left side of your browser window, and that
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to read and print the PDF versions of these articles.
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- All 3 versions of each article are identical, except for formatting. There is a substantial difference
in page numbers between the HTML web version (in the “Open to Print” column) and the Adobe
Acrobat version (in the “PDF Version” column) because of how the word processing software
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formatting is more compressed, so that the article fits on a smaller number of pages. - These articles are being posted on our site for the informational benefit of clients, potential
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