Q: When I try to print the Web pages, some of the text on the right side gets cut off. How can I get all of the text on the page to print?

A: The easiest way is probably to change the side margins of the page when you print. In Netscape and Internet Explorer, click "File," then choose "Page Setup." In the menu box that pops up, decrease the left and right margins to something like 0.2" instead of 0.5" or 0.75." You may have to try different margin sizes depending on the printer. You could also try changing the page orientation from Portrait to Landscape.

Q: Why can't I get the outside readings listed on the Web page to come up when I click the link leading to them?

A: You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your system! This small piece of software allows you to display pages in your Web browser and print them exactly as they appear in the original document. Every person with a computer should get this software, but if you must resist (We are Adobe: resistence is futile) all of the computers in the library are equipped with Acrobat. You can download it for free for your own computer at:

Q: Help! I don't know how to download and install software from the internet.

A: Click on the yellow button above. After the Adobe Web page opens, choose the operating system you use and fill in the info they ask for. Click the download button at the bottom of the page. Depending on the browser you are using, the file may begin downloading automatically or you may have to click another link to get it started. Choose a directory where you want the file (rs405eng.exe) to be saved or use the default directory - Make sure you note this location where the file is being saved! Once download is complete (this may take an hour or more), go to the location on your hard drive where the file was saved and double click on it. Follow the installation instructions on the screen. Once installation is complete, restart your computer. The next time you click on one of the links to an article, Acrobat should load in your browser automatically.