There are lots of different resources on this web site
- many are documents that you can print or save. Most documents are available
as PDFs, RTFs or both. Each document type is useful for different reasons.
If you want to save a document so you can open it and add
your own text later, you should choose an RTF.
If you want to print or save a document that you don’t
want to edit, you should choose a PDF.
RTF stands for Rich
Text Format. This type of document can be opened and edited by most word-processing
programs.
Click File in the top left-hand corner of your screen
From the menu that appears, select Save As
In the Save As dialog box, you enter a name for your file and save
it as a word document
You can then open and edit the document on your computer
PDF stands for Portable
Document Format. This type of document will have a print-quality finish,
but you won’t be able to edit it.
To read or download the document, you’ll need
the Adobe Acrobat Reader plug-in, which most computers already have. If
you don’t have the plug-in, you can download for free from here.
