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(Adobe Acrobat) Downloads
If
you'd like a free download of the popular Adobe Acrobat
reader to view a PDF file, click
here.
Frames
Error:
If
you've come to this page unexpectedly, it may be because
you were attempting to access one of our
"framed" pages (i.e. Hot
Links, Quotes,
Volatility
Data). If so, your browser does not support frames and
you must install a new browser to enjoy the benefits of
this widely used and accepted web site feature. Click on
the netscape logo above for more information.
Subscriber
Hotline Password Changes
A
password is required, which will change at least twice
yearly. Newsletter subscribers may contact us at our
toll-free number to obtain the latest password.
Access
Problems
If
you're having trouble entering the Subscriber Hotline
section, and you receive the message "Error: Access
Denied", we recommend you either download a Netscape
4.0 browser or higher or call our office (800) 724-1817.
We may have a quick solution for you.
Browser
We have designed this site to function well
with both Netscape and Micrsoft's Internet Explorer.
However, this site works
best with the 3.0 browser or higher versions of both
Netscape and Microsoft's Internet Explorer. To
check your version, click on Help - About on your
browser's menu bar.
We
highly recommend updating your browser to take full
advantage of what this site and others have to offer. As
web technology improves, browser software is updated to
incorporate new programming features, including frames,
Java scripting support, animation and more. Click
on the Netscape logo above for more information.
E-Mail
Attachments
Experiencing one of these problems?
- Can't
read an e-mail attachment.
- Received
an e-mail attachment in the body of the message and it
appears as if it is all garbage (or not decoded).
Then,
you probably need MIME encoding software. Follow these
instructions:
1.
Go to www.shareware.com,
search on and download a free program called WinZip (32
bit for Windows '95 and 16 bit for Windows 3.x). Set-up
the program as appropriate on your computer.
2.
Save your "corrupted" email attachment (if you
can't read the attachment) or email message (if the body
of the message appears corrupted) as a text file by
choosing the "save as" command.
3.
Open the saved file with WinZip, and your file should be
encoded properly.
Experiencing
other problems that you'd like our help with?
Please e-mail
the webmaster.
