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Everyone knows that all Web pages are under construction, however, the archive section is in a dynamic and constantly changing state and is updated as soon as new meterials are digitised!

About the archive section
The archive documents are available in Adobe Acrobat's Portable Document Format (PDF). This format can be read and printed using Adobe Acrobat software, which can be downloaded for free from Adobe's web site Acrobat is also included in some software packages.

You should be aware that documents held in this format are typically much larger than simple text files. If you are connected via a slow modem over a telephone line, you should consider the likely download time before attempting to retrieve such documents. In order to help you decide, we will give the size of the PDF file alongside its description.

Download Adobe Acrobat Reader for:

Windows 95/8
Macintosh
UNIX

  • The file is self extracting. Once downloaded onto your c: drive (usually downloads into your "My Downloaded Files" or "Netscape" directory).

  • >Quit all your applications

  • Double click or "Launch" the file called "acroread.exe" or "acroread.hqx" and follow the installation directions.
    • Once installation is finished, restart Netscape:
    Acrobat Reader automatically installs a plug-in for Netscape Navigator 3.0 or greater, which allows your browser to view .PDF files. Once you click any "PDF" file, Netscape will automatically launch Acrobat.

    Other files

    Some large documents are stored as Zip files. If you wish to download one of these, and do not have WinZip installed on your computer, please click on the WinZip icon below. The Zip file format is an industry standard for compressing data,

    Download window winzip:

    Winzip.com

  • The file is self extracting. Once downloaded onto your c: drive (usually downloads into your "My Downloaded Files" or "Netscape" directory).

  • Quit all your applications

  • Double click or "Launch" the file called "winzip.exe" and follow the installation directions.

    • We store such files as Self-Extracting Zip Files for easy distribution. self-extracting Zip files are compressed executable program files that can extractac or "unzip" them selves For more information about Self-Extracting Zip Files, see WinZip Self-Extractor Help File.

  • The file is self extracting. Once downloaded onto your C: drive (usually downloads into your "My Downloaded Files" or "My Documents" directory),

  • Quit all your applications

  • Double click or "Launch" the file called "winzip.exe" and follow the installation directions.

    • Using ziped files

    [1] Select the link to the ZIP file to be downloaded. A dialog box is displayed. prompting you to "do
    [2] When a self-extracting Zip file created by WinZip Self-Extractor is run, a dialog box is displayed. This dialog box makes it easy for the user to change the "unzip to" folder and change other options before the files in the self-extracting Zip file.