If you would like to print or edit some of my
web documents (the "PDF" files).....
Editing (and taking notes in) PDF files
If
you would like to take notes on your computuer, you may be interested
in editing the PDF notes that I have available for distribution. One
great way to do that is to use Microsoft Office Onenote,
which allows you to draw graphs as well as add text anywhere on a page.
This is quicker and easier than trying to edit the original powerpoint
files. This handy note taking tools comes with academic versions of
Microsoft Office. You can import the PDF files into Onenote by opening
the PDF file in Adobe Acrobat and then printing the file to the Onenote
printer driver. If you search the web for "Import files into notes with the OneNote print driver" you should be able to find the instructions on Microsoft's web site for how to do that.
Printing PDF files
Many of the documents in my web page are in a format that requires the Adobe Acrobat
Reader. This is a zero-price (free) "plug-in" associated with your
internet browser, and it needs
to be installed seperately from your browser.
Many documents on the web -- documents that don't easily translate to
HTML -- are in this format. If you would like to install the Acrobat
Reader on your own computer, you can do so by going to Adobe's
website and download the "free plug-in" called "Acrobat Reader".
John Elder