Working With PDF files:

All PDF files found at the Canine Learning Centers site will have this icon by it

Viewing PDFs in the browser
This is the most common configuation when working with Adobe Acrobat Reader files. PDF files on this site are set to open in a new window to avoid losing your place if you accidentally close the window.

If the new window is blank and you get a file download dialog box or another program opens to display the PDF, this means your system is configured to view PDFs outside the browser. If you have Adobe Acrobat Reader you can set your system to display PDFs in the browser as follows:
·In Acrobat Reader choose Edit > Preferences > Internet ( In Windows)
·Check "Display PDF In Browser", and then click OK and close Acrobat Reader.

Viewing PDF outside the browser
If you have problems viewing PDFs in the browser you may want to try viewing PDFs directly in Acrobat Reader.

·In Acrobat Reader choose Edit > Preferences > Internet (Windows)
·Uncheck "Display PDF In Browser", and then click OK and close Acrobat Reader.

NOTE: PDF files on this site are set to open in a new window to avoid losing your place if you accidentally close the window. If you display PDF outside the browser the new window will still open, but it will be blank.

To download before opening the .pdf file:

Microsoft Internet Explorer/Opera

·Right-click on the hyperlinked .pdf file name and select "Save Target As." Save the file in the directory of your choice, then access it with your Reader.

Netscape/Firefox

·Right-click on the hyperlinked .pdf file name and select "Save Link As." Save the file in the directory of your choice, then access it with your Reader.