To open PDF files you will need Adobe Reader
Each module comes with one or more PDF files that are conveniently placed as either buttons (underneath the lesson viewer) or as links towards the bottom of the page.
Most devices these days have Adobe Reader pre-installed. The best way to find out is to try and open a PDF file.
Should you not be able to open the PDF files, please visit http://get. adobe.com/uk/reader/ which will propose a version to install or follow http://get.adobe.co m/uk/reader/otherversions/ if you know exactly which version you'll need.
Notes:
External links to Adobe are not monitored. If you happen to find that any of the above links no longer work please let us know and we'll update this page.
You are not required to install any free software (even if Adobe suggests it) – this is entirely your choice.
If you can open a PDF, you're also able to download or print it (printing will depend on the device you're using).
Most devices are supported! Click HERE to learn more.
Most devices these days have Adobe Reader pre-installed. The best way to find out is to try and open a PDF file.
Should you not be able to open the PDF files, please visit http://get. adobe.com/uk/reader/ which will propose a version to install or follow http://get.adobe.co m/uk/reader/otherversions/ if you know exactly which version you'll need.
Notes:
External links to Adobe are not monitored. If you happen to find that any of the above links no longer work please let us know and we'll update this page.
You are not required to install any free software (even if Adobe suggests it) – this is entirely your choice.
If you can open a PDF, you're also able to download or print it (printing will depend on the device you're using).
Most devices are supported! Click HERE to learn more.
Updated on: 17/03/2023
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