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Raleigh Jaycee Jaycall Newsletter

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If you are having trouble....

We're still trying to figure this one out, but there is some kind of bug when using Internet Explorer to directly view the PDF files. Internet Explorer may freeze, or it may just be that your page 6 looks only half-full. So far there seem to be 2 or 3 ways around it....

use Netscape or Moziila
download and save the PDF file to your computer first (on some browsers you shift-click on the file which will pop up a file save box, on other browsers you right-click and choose Save Target As...), and then double click on the saved file after you have downloaded it, which will launch Adobe Acrobat.
Configure Internet Explorer to use Acrobat as a Helper application, not as a plug-in (if you see if try to load INSIDE your browser, then it is configured as a plug-in). See this document at Adobe for more information on the bug or read here on how to reconfigure Internet Explorer to get around it.