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1. I can't print the book / it sTops printing at a certain page.
   
2. Is there a "Hard Copy" available?
   
3. Downloading & Using Adobe Acrobat Reader
   
4. Do I need any special hardware to run the Adobe Acrobat eBook Reader?
   
5. How long will it take to download an eBook?
   

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1. I can't print the book / it sTops printing at a certain page.
   
   Two things we can offer with what is most likely your computer acting up rather than the eBook file.
   
   1. Try restarting your computer and printer.
   
   If that doesn't work....
   
   2. When you have the eBook open in Acrobat-go to File, Click Print, then down in the middle where it says "Print Range" fill in Pages from with about 20 or 30 pages (example 45-75).
   
   Try printing the book out chapter by chapter.
   
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2. Is there a "Hard Copy" available?
   
   There are no hard copies of the books available in our directory, unless otherwise stated.
   
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3. Downloading & Using Adobe Acrobat Reader
   
   If you need Adobe Acrobat Reader (or if you need to upgrade) you can download the FREE Reader software / upgrade by going to
   
   http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
   
   You can get the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader comes with an extensive "Help" file - if you have questions about how to operate the program- please open the Adobe Acrobat Reader program, click "Help" and make the appropriate selection.
   
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4. Do I need any special hardware to run the Adobe Acrobat eBook Reader?
   
   The Acrobat eBook Reader 2.2 runs on any lapTop or deskTop PC running Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0, or Windows 2000 and on Macintosh computers running Mac OS 9 or later. There's no need to buy any special hardware to read eBooks.
   
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5. How long will it take to download an eBook?
   
   The download time depends on the size of the eBook you choose and the speed of the modem on your computer, but generally will be under 5 minutes on dialup and under 1 minute with broadband.
   
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