Adobe Acrobat Reader
	If you do not already have it installed on your PC, seriously consider downloading for free Adobe Acrobat reader by clicking on the icon to the left.
Why Acrobat?	Acrobat has become the default method for making available documents on the web, including documents on this site and IMA national. Also, many organizations make their public documents available through Acrobat, including the forms and publications of the IRS.
How does it work?	The Acrobat reader can be used in two ways. First, documents can be saved onto your PC by right-clicking the mouse with the cursor on the document name on the web page, and later viewed or printed with the Acrobat Reader. The other method applies if you are using Windows 95: clicking on an Adobe document (which all have the exension .PDF) will automatically engage the Reader for instantaneous viewing while you are still on the web.
How do I get it?	It's pretty simple. Click on the "Get Acrobat" icon on the top left of this page and follow the instructions to immediately download the Reader. It's free, and all you have to do is fill in some registration info. If you're having problems, just ask your personal PC/internet guru for help.