Adobe Reader is used to view Portable Document Format (PDF) files. Many professors convert course readings into PDF files so that students can access them online. You will need Adobe Reader to view articles your professors place in PDF format on the University Libraries Course Reserve System.

Adobe Reader 7 helps make PDF files more accessible than they have ever been. If a person with a disability knows how to edit user preferences and remembers how to use special features, then he or she may be able to access previously inaccessible PDF files. The author of a PDF still has a responsibility to make the file accessible. There are some things Adobe Reader cannot compensate for, like missing alt text. Both the author and the reader still need to do their part to make a PDF file truly accessible.
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Internet Explorer makes it easier to get the most from the World Wide Web, whether you are searching for new information or browsing your favorite Web sites. Built-in IntelliSense technology can save you time completing routine Web tasks, such as automatically completing Web addresses and forms for you, and automatically detecting your network and connection status.

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Calc98 is a pocket calculator simulator program for the Microsoft Windows operating systems. It can be used in place of the calculator program which is included with the operating system, with many additional features and greater flexibility. On handheld devices, it can be used in place of a pocket calculator. It is especially designed for scientific and engineering students and professionals and includes a wide range of units conversions and scientific functions. It also has statistics, financial and time functions, including a stopwatch.

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