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Downloading and installing Adobe Reader 9
Adobe Reader 9 is free software you can use to view PDF (Portable Document Format)
files. Many companies and institutions use the PDF format to make information available
over the internet. You can open and read PDF files directly from the Internet, or you can download them and save them on your computer. In either case, you will need the program Adobe Reader.
On this webpage, you can read how to download and install the program Adobe Reader 9. Adobe Reader 9 can be run on the following Windows operating systems:
In the examples that follow, Adobe Reader 9 is installed on a Windows Vista computer. If you have a different version of Windows, your screen will look a bit different than the screenshots you see below. You can, however, still perform all the necessary steps as needed.
You may want to print this webpage first. Keep the pages by your keyboard as you follow the steps below.
Here you see the Adobe website. Adobe is the company that makes Adobe Reader. On this page you will see a link or a button image that will take you to the download section of the website. There you can download the latest version of Adobe Reader:
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Note:
Internet is a highly dynamic medium. Websites can change daily. The Adobe website may look different now.
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In the next window, you will see the downloadpage of Adobe Reader 9:
Your screen goes dark and Windows asks for your permission to continue. Click continue.
A message window aks if you really want to instaal this add-on. You want to install it.
Your screen goes dark and Windows asks for your permission to continue. Click continue.
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Close Internet Explorer.
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Adobe Reader 9 has been downloaded and installed on your computer's hard drive. You will see a new icon on your Desktop. From now on, you will be able to open PDF-files.
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 Would you like to learn how to work with Adobe Reader?
As a service to our customers, we provide several useful information guides available as free downloads. Visit the webpage www.visualsteps.com/info_downloads. Subjects range from a short introduction to computers, quick reference guides to software programs and a short guide to digital photo editing.
There are two guides availble about Adobe Reader. Take note of the different versions: Adobe Reader 8 is suitable for Windows XP en Windows Vista. The earlier version of Adobe Reader (7) is suitable for older versions of Windows.
Both of these guides are PDF-documents, 30 + pages long, and can be opened with Adobe Reader.
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