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Using Your Browser's "Print" function
Tips for Using Adobe Acrobat
Printing a figure or table in a graphics viewer
Obtaining and Configuring Adobe Acrobat
To use this Print function, select Print under the File menu.
[PDF] link. If Adobe Reader is present on your hard disk and if your browser is configured to open PDF files in Adobe Reader, you will retrieve a version of the article that looks very much like the article in print. Select Print under Acrobat's File menu to print this version.
[PDF]. Hold down your mouse button on your Mac until a new menu appears. If you use Windows, use the right button on your mouse to display the menu. Select Save this Link as.... Under Format, select Source. Type a name for the saved file and click Save.
A "thumbnail" -- a small version -- of each figure or equation appears in the text. In most cases, these thumbnails are sufficient to permit you to decide if you want to see the larger version(s).
Clicking on a thumbnail opens a second window in your browser that displays a larger version of a table or figure, as well as the complete text of the figure's caption. You don't need any additional software to view this medium-size image.
To view a high-resolution version of a figure, click on the medium-sized image or the link to "[View Larger Version of this Image]". Browsers can be used to view high-resolution images, but we recommend using a helper application instead, especially designed for viewing and printing graphics. Save the large image to your hard disk and open it with your preferred graphics software.
[PDF] link in articles is a Portable Document Format file. This version can be viewed and printed using any program that can open and print PDF files. We suggest using the latest version of Adobe Reader. Adobe Reader allows you to view and print articles in PDF format.
After you have downloaded and installed the Adobe Reader software, you need to configure your browser to open PDF files with it:
Preferences menu.
New (or New Type) button in the Applications window.
Enter the following information:
| Description | PDF |
|---|---|
| MIME Type | application/pdf |
| Suffixes, or Extension | pdf |
| Application | Select your copy of Adobe Acrobat. (Select "Launch Application", if available) |
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