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InfoLinkScreening.com
We want you to have the
best experience possible when you visit our website. Following are some
guidelines (not requirements) you may want to follow for optimum viewing.
- View our site with the
latest Internet browsers: Netscape
Navigator 4.x and Microsoft Internet
Explorer 5.x.
- Ensure that both Java
and Javascript are turned on. Note: latest versions of Internet browsers
come with Java and Javascript already enabled.
- Set the resolution on
your monitor to at least 800x600 to ensure you can view the full width of
our website in your browser window. Also set your monitor to view our site
with at least 256 colors.
Special Note: You may view the site with
graphics off or a non-graphical browser such as Lynx. Descriptive text will be
displayed where graphics would appear to make your experience more informative.
Printing
Documents From the InfoLink
Screening Web Site
PDF Documents
There are a number of documents on our website (print data sheets, white papers,
brochures, etc.) that are saved as Adobe Acrobat PDF documents so that you can
download and view them with all their formatting and graphics intact. All you
need to view these documents is the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader.
It's quick to download and will come in handy on a number of other websites you
visit as well.
Some PDF documents on our site require Acrobat Reader 4.0. For more information
on Acrobat Reader 4.0, please visit the Adobe
website.
If you choose not to
download the Acrobat Reader, you can still print documents from our website by
using the "Print" button on your Web browser.
Printing
from the Products Section
To print a datasheet in the Products section, please follow these simple
instructions:
1. Since the Products
section is in what's called a "frameset," you will first need to
click on the area of the web page you wish to print.
2. Next, select "Print" or "Print Frame." The area of the
web page you clicked on in Step 1 will then print out.
Plug-ins
To enhance your visits to our website, we utilize the following plug-ins which
you can download FREE of charge. Please note that if your browser is version 4.x
or above, you will not need to download some of these plug-ins as they are
pre-installed in your browser.
| Adobe
Acrobat formats printed material for viewing on your computer
monitor and allows you to print documents. We regularly provide product
data sheets in Acrobat format. |
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RealPlayer
G2 allows you to view live or recorded video and audio at
your desktop. We regularly provide presentations and broadcast
tradeshows in Real Player format. |
| This
plug-in comes pre-installed
in your 4.x browser, be sure you have the lastest version. |
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This
plug-in comes pre-installed
in your 4.x browser, be sure you have the lastest version. |
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| IPIX
is a plug-in from Interactive Pictures Corp. that allows you to view
images in your browser in 360° X 360° immersion. Now, instead of
simply looking at pictures, step inside pictures. |
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Shockwave
is a plug-in from Macromedia that lets you experience content on the web
by means of animation and sound. A number of presentations are formatted
in Shockwave format. |
| This
plug-in is easily installed from the IPIX download site - and you don't
even have to close or restart your browser. |
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This
plug-in comes pre-installed in your 4.x browser, be sure you have the
lastest version. |
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Navigating
the Site
Refer to our Site Map
for more information on how to find information on our site. If you have any
questions about this document, about finding information on the site, or any
comments you would like to share with us, please send us your comments.
Searching
The search Applet at the
top of the InfoLink
Screening web site
DOES NOT search the entire World Wide Web. It it for your convenience to
find information on the InfoLink
Screening web site ONLY.
It will search for key words on all InfoLink Screening web
site pages. The pop-up results window can be clicked on and the
information will be viewable in your original browser window.
These Search Tips are a guide to the process of searching and using the
search engine to find information.
- Enter your search terms in lower case. The search engine will find
both upper and lower case instances of your search term.
- Enclose terms in double quotation marks (" ") if you want
the search engine to take them literally.
- Search for phrases by entering the words separated by spaces.
- Expand your searches by linking your search term with OR. The
search engine will find pages that contain at least one of your search
terms.
- Narrow your searches by linking your search terms with AND. The
search engine will find pages that contain all of your search terms.
- Exclude pages that are not relevant to your search by preceding the search
term with NOT.
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