

If you are having problems opening PDF files it is most likely due to how Acrobat is configured to work with the Web browser you are using. Once you have saved the file to disk you can open it anytime using the Acrobat Reader, even when you are off-line. Then save the document in the directory of your choice.

If you are using Safari, right-click on the hyperlink and select ‘Download Linked File As’.

If you are using Firefox, right-click on the hyperlink and select ‘Save Link As’. If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer, right-click on the file’s hyperlink and select ‘Save Target As’. (If this does not work, see ‘ Problems viewing or printing PDF files’ below.) How do I download a PDF file to my hard drive? To open a PDF file simply click on the link to the file. If you have any difficulties downloading the Reader, Adobe’s Web site offers customer support. Follow Adobe’s instructions for downloading and installing the program. If you do not already have Adobe Acrobat Reader, it is available for free by downloading it from the Adobe Home Page or by clicking on the link below. How do I get Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on my computer? However, you need the Adobe Acrobat Reader in order to view or print PDF documents. You will see and print the file exactly as it was designed even though you don’t have the original program on which it was created.

Using Adobe Acrobat allows the College to convert any document into an PDF file, with its original appearance preserved, and then distribute it for viewing and printing over the internet. PDF files are the easiest way to share documents electronically over the internet. Reduce font size Reset font size Increase font size Help with Adobe Acrobat and PDF files What is a PDF file?
