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and opened up on any type of computer using the Adobe
Reader. The benefit is that no matter which computer you are using, the
document will appear just as the original looked.
Our Congress Registration Guidebook, as typical with many large reports and forms, are published as PDF
files and require the free Adobe
Acrobat Reader in order to be read.
PDF documents are the web equivalent of the original printed pages.
To be able to read PDF files:
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Also, let us know where you're having trouble? Email us and tell us which file you are having trouble with (and the page where the link appears) , your computer type (PC or MAC), and the version of your Adobe Reader.
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