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Downloads page
Here you will find links and information
on various applications or files that can be downloaded (saved from this
website) to your computer. The easiest method to download a file is to
place your mouse over the underlined hyperlink to that file and click on
the button on the right side of your mouse (often referred to as a
"right-click"). Doing so will bring up a menu that will allow
you to choose from several options (see image at right). The one to
choose is "Save Target As...". This will open a typical Windows file
save dialog that will allow you to choose which folder on your computer
to save the file into. Once saved to your computer, you can then open
that file locally, using the appropriate tool or tools for that file. As
always, should you require any assistance with something on this
website, don't hesitate to
drop us a line.
A/B Cutoff Times 2007
The links below allow you to print out a
list of the A/B cutoff times for the 2006 summer swim season. You can
print this list out and tape/paste it into your blue book over top of
the manual records page on page 37 (appendix ).
Click for PDF
format
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File Viewers |
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As indicated on the home page,
there are files on this website that require some other tool or
piece of software in order to view or use that file. These
include, but are not limited to, Microsoft Office Word (MSWord)
documents, Microsoft Office Excel (MSExcel) documents and Adobe
Portable Document Files (AdobePDF). As best we can, we will
indicate which links are pointing to these types of files by
identifying their file type or extension or by using the
appropriate icon (small picture file) in the link to the
document. The information below describes each file type and how
to get access to the appropriate viewer if you do not already
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Microsoft Office Word (MSWord)
Microsoft Office Word, or MSWord as it
is often referred to as, is likely the most successful and popular word
processing software of all time. The file formats you may see listed on
this website that are normally associated with MSWord are: .doc (MSWord
document), .dot (MSWord document template) and possibly .rtf (Rich Text
Format). Technically speaking, RTF is a document form that is globally
or universally recognized by many word processing programs but will
easily open with MSWord. MSWord documents listed on this website will be
indicated using the MSWord logo icon
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If you do not already have MSWord
installed on your computer, you can download and install a free viewer
for these files by
clicking here.
Microsoft
Office Excel (MSExcel)
Microsoft Office Excel, or MSExcel, is the
most popular spreadsheet software on the market today, Its primary
function is as a tool for accountants to keep the books for an
organization, but it serves very well as a tool to make printed and
fill-in forms, ad-hoc databases, lists and many other things. The file
format you will see listed on this website that is associated with
MSExcel is .xls and will be represented by the MSExcel logo icon
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If you do not already have MSExcel loaded
on your machine, you can download and install a free viewer for these
files by
clicking here.
Adode
Portable Document Format (PDF)
Adobe, Portable Document Format (PDF) is
the published specification used by standards bodies around the world
for more secure, reliable electronic document distribution and exchange.
Adobe® PDF has been adopted by enterprises, educators, and governments
around the world to streamline document exchange, increase productivity,
and reduce reliance on paper. It is the standard format for the
electronic submission of drug approvals to the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) and for electronic case filings in U.S. federal
courts. Adobe PDF will be identified by the PDF icon
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Microsoft
Office Document Imaging (MDI)
Microsoft Office Document Imaging uses
Microsoft Document Imaging Format (MDI), a file format based on the
Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) that is designed to store images by page
layout. In Office Document Imaging, you can open and save files in the
MDI format as well as the Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) format. Both
formats are capable of storing text recognized by optical character
recognition (OCR) along with images. Those with Microsoft Office
Software installed on their computer will be able to open and read these
files easily. MDI files will be identified with the icon
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