Adobe Reader for Documents

Some downloadable documents on our site, like many other documents available on the Internet, are PDF (Portable Document Format) documents, a format created by Adobe Systems in 1993 and one which has been an internet standard ever since. PDF documents look the same on every computer and as a result, you can view and print them exactly as they were designed, without needing to have the same program that was used to create them. This allows the use of special tables, graphics and typefaces to make the documents more useful for you.

To view a PDF document, to download it, or to print a copy, you must have Adobe's Reader software installed on your computer. It's FREE so if you don't have it, or you are not sure if you have the latest version, click on the link below to download it. Then, follow the simple instructions to install the reader software. It's easy and you'll only need to do it once. When you're done, it will work every time you visit us or any other website that contains PDF documents.

Download the PDF reader

After you've installed Adobe's Reader, any PDF form can be downloaded and saved as a blank form on your computer, then without going back online you can print out a copy whenever you wish.

When you save a PDF document, its file name will include the extension ".pdf" on both Windows and Macintosh computers. You can always change the name of the file, but never delete the ".pdf" extension. If you do, you won't be able to view the document until you fix your mistake. To do that, simply retype ".pdf" (without the quotes) at the end of the file name.