| Help using the Veterans'
Memorial Hall website Click
on a topic below to go directly to a specific help area, browse
through all topics or simply choose the free download links to get
the plug-ins you may need:
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View
a PDF File
 This icon represents
a PDF (Portable Document Format) file, a document that has been
scanned and is now available for viewing as an image file. The
document you see on screen represents the exact layout and
formatting of the source material. Viewing a PDF file requires a
plug-in (specialized software) that you add to your browser. If you
don’t already have a plug-in for viewing PDF files, you may download
it for free by clicking here.
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Print a PDF
File
Follow these steps to print a PDF document:
- Open the PDF document on
your screen.
- Use File > Page Setup
to set general printing options. The available options
will vary with different printers and drivers. See your
printer d
- river documentation for
details.
- Click the Print button, or
choose File > Print. Specify the printer, page range,
number of copies, and other options, and click OK.
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Navigating
the Site
The main navigation options are found on the
purple menu bar across the top of each page. A button that turns
lighter indicates the major category you are viewing. While the main
menu categories remain constant at the top of the page as navigation
buttons, subcategory navigation options appear below them depending
upon which main navigation category you are viewing.
Clicking on the Veterans'
Memorial Hall name/image in the upper left corner of each screen
will bring you back to the home page.
Search allows you to find specific
information within the site, however, to find a particular
conflict story, you must be in the Stories category of the
website.
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Search a Page
You are able to search any page on this site using
the "Find" feature within your browser. The steps outlined
below relate to the most common browsers, Internet Explorer and
Netscape:
In Netscape:
1. Click your mouse
in the area of the screen that the content appears in.
2. Select
EDIT/"Find In Frame" across the top browser
menu bar. Then type the word you are looking for,
whether you want it searching up or down the page, and
if you want case matched. Then click the
"Find Next" button.
In Internet Explorer:
1. Click your mouse
in the area of the screen that the content appears in.
2. Select
EDIT/"Find (on this page)" across the top
browser menu bar. Then type the word you are
looking for, whether you want it searching up or down
the page, and if you want case matched. Then click
on the "Find Next" button.
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