[AMRadio] http://frank.nostalgiaair.org/

[wwd at netheaven.com]

He may have to change a setting in his browser for .pdf type files. Change
the default action from ( run Acrobat) to (save file). Then instead of
automatically getting Acrobat on the screen you'll get the Saving Location
dialog box. Best to save and then view later when 'offline'. 

It may just be easier the above way. Gary's way /should/ work fine as long
as you remember not to actually CLICK on the link (some skill required). 
:) Bill

>"Powell E. Way III" wrote:

>> > Interesting site.  Best data I have found to date on the HF-300.  Many
>> > tubes listed.  You need acrobat reader decode it.  I  haven't been
>> > successful at saving  the document on  my hard drive, but it will
>> > print.
>>
>> That's because the FREE version of Acrobat doesn't save. If someone
>> could mail you the .pdf that would work.
>>
>> > Check it out.      http://frank.nostalgiaair.org/
>>
>> Good site, but no 5-500, no V-70D, no 4D32....but it is a good site.
>> I bookmarked it on the new computer.
>>
>> Powell
>>

>To save a particular tube document to disk, place the cursor on the link
>and RIGHT click your mouse. Then select "save link as". A menu in your
>computer will come up and you can tell it where to save it. Then you can
>go to it and open it with acrobat anytime.

>73
>Gary  K4FMX


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