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Warming Trends

Fall 2006 Edition

This Issue....

Introducing the fuel of the future!
Cut your winter fuel bills in HALF ... with SmartPay!
Upgrade to a Peerless™ Series WBV/WV Boiler
Employee Spotlight: David Levitt
Tank Safety: Not to Worry!
UST Funding Now Available to Homeowners with Non-Leaking Oil Tanks
Why BioHeat™ Is Good For Everyone
Win A New Snow Blower!

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Adobe Acrobat Help

Go to the Adobe web site to download Acrobat Reader for your operating system.
The file you download from Adobe will be an archive. Depending on what type of browser you are using, the file will automatically un-archive itself or you will have to do it manually (run the .exe file in a Windows environment or use an UnStuffing program for the Mac). Once the file is un-archived, double-click it to run the Acrobat installer.
If you are using a current copy of Netscape or Microsoft Internet Explorer, you should be able to view PDF files right in the browser window. For other browsers, such as AOL, you will have to associate PDF files with Acrobat Reader. When you click on the "Download PDF" link, the browser will ask you if you want to associate the PDF file type with an application. Select yes and it will prompt you to find the program to associate it with. Find Acrobat Reader on your hard drive and select ok. The browser should then launch Acrobat Reader when you select a PDF file.
Additional help is available at the Adobe web site or by reading the documentation that comes with Acrobat Reader.





		Warming Trends Fall 2006 Edition This Issue.... Introducing the fuel of the future! Cut your winter fuel bills in HALF ... with SmartPay! Upgrade to a Peerless™ Series WBV/WV Boiler Employee Spotlight: David Levitt Tank Safety: Not to Worry! UST Funding Now Available to Homeowners with Non-Leaking Oil Tanks Why BioHeat™ Is Good For Everyone Win A New Snow Blower! Click here to download the PDF file (1.6mb) Past Issues: Fall 2005 Spring 2005 Winter 2004 Download Warming Trends in an Adobe Acrobat PDF file format for viewing on your computer. You will need to download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader from the Adobe website to view these files. Check here for instructions on viewing these PDF files. After installing the free Acrobat Reader and downloading the file(s), you will be able to view, copy, search and print these documents with ease. Install the free Acrobat viewer, before downloading, to enable viewing of these files within your browser window; to download a file and view it locally, follow the Download Instructions for Windows below. Download Instructions for Windows With the right mouse button, click and hold on the underlined file name. Choose "Save link as..." in the menu that appears. In the "Save as..." window which will open, you will see the name of the file (with no suffix). Verify this and select the file type "all files." After making these selections, navigate to a folder on your hard drive where you would like to store the file for future reference, and click "Save." Adobe Acrobat Help Go to the Adobe web site to download Acrobat Reader for your operating system. The file you download from Adobe will be an archive. Depending on what type of browser you are using, the file will automatically un-archive itself or you will have to do it manually (run the .exe file in a Windows environment or use an UnStuffing program for the Mac). Once the file is un-archived, double-click it to run the Acrobat installer. If you are using a current copy of Netscape or Microsoft Internet Explorer, you should be able to view PDF files right in the browser window. For other browsers, such as AOL, you will have to associate PDF files with Acrobat Reader. When you click on the "Download PDF" link, the browser will ask you if you want to associate the PDF file type with an application. Select yes and it will prompt you to find the program to associate it with. Find Acrobat Reader on your hard drive and select ok. The browser should then launch Acrobat Reader when you select a PDF file. Additional help is available at the Adobe web site or by reading the documentation that comes with Acrobat Reader.