.JPG files can be viewed online or downloaded

If the .JPG files appear too small to read when you view them on-line, hold your mouse cursor over the .JPG image for a short time until you observe a small orange coloured square box with arrows pointing outwards on it (in the bottom right hand corner of the image)
Once you see the the orange box, click on it and the image will appear at 100% image size.

There are two ways to view a .PDF file from a website:
1) open the file in your browser, using the Adobe Acrobat Reader plug-in. Your browser needs to be configured to do this when you click on a PDF link

2) download the file and save it on your computer, and open it directly with Acrobat Reader. To download, right-click on the link which leads to the PDF file, and select the 'save target as...' (Internet Explorer) or 'save link as...' (Netscape) option in the drop-down list. This will open a download dialog box asking where you would like to save the file.

Please Note....
If you decide to view the .PDF articles 'online', there may be a delay before viewing due to your Internet connection speed and the file size!
You may find it preferable to download the .PDF file(s) to your computer and read them offline, at your leisure.
Generally, you will have fewest problems if you are using the most current version of the free Acrobat Reader programs.

Download Adobe Acrobat Reader