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Screen size . . . read more
FAQs . . . read more

Key to icons

Icon Name of function/format of the file Usage

Site map This page has a structured list of all the pages on the website which encompasses the content of all menus and other sundry pages.
Bookmark Bookmark the page, adding to your Favorites. You can also click the page and press CTRL + B on your keyboard.
Print This will print your page. It differs from the browser's FILE>PRINT command in that the content is especially transformed to be printer-optimised. It is suggested you print in landscape format.
Help This link will take you to this page, if you require any assistance or want to check what file format you are accessing.
Adobe® Acrobat® PDF (Portable Document Format) complete print-quality document . . . read more
Adobe® Acrobat® segmented segmented by section . . . read more
Microsoft® Excel spreadsheet . . . read more
Macromedia® Flash animated movie . . . read more
Multimedia movie or slide-show . . . read more
Microsoft® Word document document . . . read more

This website was developed with the latest technology to create a user-friendly experience. While we trust you will find this site informative and easy to explore, this section should help answer any technical questions you may have about our website.


Browsers
You'll get the most out of this website if you use Internet Explorer 5 and 6, Netscape 7, Mozilla Firefox 1.0 or Opera 7, or any later versions of these browsers to view this site. Some advanced features may only be available to users with more recent (version 5 and 6) browsers, although most of the site is designed to be version-4 browser compatible. If you would like to update your browser, you can download a new version by following the Microsoft and Mozilla Firefox links below.

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Screen size
You will get the best viewing results with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or above and Mozilla Firefox 1.0 or above. The screen size, or screen resolution, of this website is optimised for 800 x 600 pixels and 1024 x 768 pixels. If you have any problems viewing the full-size screen, please check your "Display Properties" and "Settings" and reset to 800 x 600 pixels.


Plug-ins
This websites make use of Macromedia's® Shockwave Flash plug-in for high-resolution animated graphics. If your browser does not have Shockwave Flash, you can download it by clicking on the Macromedia link below. Downloading should not take longer than 1 minute on any connection.

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Many documents can be downloaded from this site as PDF (Portable Document Format) files. PDF allows for press-quality printing and reading.
To get the free Acrobat® Reader software from Adobe®, click on the Adobe® Acrobat® link below.

Download Acrobat® Reader to view PDFs

To read PDF files you would need Acroba®t Reader:
1. If you do not have access to Acrobat® Reader, click on the Get Acroba®t Reader icon above.
2. This will take you to the Acroba®t website from where you can download Acrobat® Reader 5.0.
3. Complete all items on the form and select your correct "platform" eg Windows XP
4. Click "download" and save the file to your desktop
5. After download complete * click Acroba®t Reader file to install on your machine
6. You can now open and print all Acrobat® files. Alternately, you can right-click on the link to the required PDF document, and select the option which reads "Save Target As..", thereby saving the document to a convenient location on your own computer for later viewing.
* Please note that this file is approximately 5 MB, accordingly the download time may be substantial, depending on your connection speed


FAQs
How do I download files to my desktop?
This site contains a selection of PDF, PowerPoint, Excel and Word document files that may be downloaded onto your hard drive:
For PCs, right-click on your mouse. Specify where you want to save the file in the dialogue window and then click save.
For Macs, click the options key and then specify where you want to save the file in the dialogue window.

What if I don't have Microsoft® Office to view PowerPoint ( ), Excel ( ) or Word ( ) documents?
You may still be able to open the documents in a comparable program. You can also browse to the Microsoft® Office website and download a viewer, which will allow you to view and print all these kinds of files, but not edit them or create new files.

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What are segmented PDFs ( ) and why should I download them rather than a full PDF?
Segmented PDFs are available when a large document (eg annual report) is available as a PDF download. These files may take long to download, especially if one only requires a particular section or page. In these cases, the PDF has also been segmented according to sections, chapters or headings. Downloading the segment one requires will then be much faster.

 

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