Using This Site

1. How do I know I am seeing the most recent version of this site?
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2. Can I be notified when new information is added to this site?
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3. Can I change the font size I see on my monitor?
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4. How do I download documents?
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1. View the most recent version of this site.

New information is added to this web site regularly. You can see the date of the last update at the bottom of the Home page. If the date of the site you see is more than 3 months from today's date, you may be viewing a version of the site saved in the cache of your browser.

To resolve this problem:

• In MS Internet Explorer: In the main menu choose Tools, Internet Options, “General” tab. In the “Temporary Internet Files” section, click the “Settings” button, then select “Check for newer versions of the stored page - every visit to the page” then click “OK, OK”.



• In Netscape Navigator: In the main menu, choose Edit, Preferences. In the left pane of the new window, click the box next to the category “Advanced” and select “Cache”. In the right pane, choose “Document is compared to document on network - every time.” then “OK”.

If you are still seeing an older version of this site after following these steps, please contact the Atlantic PIRI Committee.

2. Subscribe to Update Notification.

We can inform you by e-mail when new information is added to this site. Subscribe to our e-mail notification service This service is free and ensures you always know when new information is available.

3. Change Screen Font Size

You can adjust the size of fonts on your screen by changing settings for your internet browser.

• If you use MS Internet Explorer, from the main menu choose View, Text Size(choose Largest, Larger, Medium, Smaller or Smallest).

• If you use Netscape navigator then from the main menu choose View menu you can then “Increase Font” or “Decrease Font”.

4. Download Documents

To download a document from the web page click on the link then "Open It" or "Save It to disk".

To download a document once you have opened it.

• If you use MS Internet Explorer you can right click then choose "Save Target as..."



• If you use Netscape navigator right click then choose "Save Link as..."