How To Use the NAIFA Website
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Contact NAIFA's Help Desk
Recommended Software
NAIFA recommends the following free software to get the best experience from the NAIFA website:
| Internet Explorer 7.0 or above or |  |
| Mozilla Firefox 2.0 or above |  |
| Adobe Reader 7.0 or above |  |
| Adobe Flash Player 8 or above |  |
| Windows Media Player |  |
| iTunes |  |
Podcasts Help
Listen to a NAIFA Podcasts on your computer.
You don't need an iPod to listen to a podcast.
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Option 1:
NAIFA Podcast: Meet New NAIFA CEO John J. Healy (September 4, 2007) |
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Option 2:
You can download (save) the file to any of these media players: computer, pda, cell phone, etc. |
Option 3:
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RSS Feeds Help
Go to the NAIFA RSS Feeds page for a list of feeds on the NAIFA website.
If you would like to "subscribe" to NAIFA's rss feeds, you will need an rss reader.
- Go to the NAIFA RSS Feeds page for a list of feeds on the NAIFA website.
News readers are low-cost or free desktop or web applications. They display titles and sometimes the text of new articles on the web pages or blogs to which you have subscribed.
RSS Feeds Usinig Internet Explorer 7.0 (or above)
- Click on "View" then "Explorer Bar" then "Feeds" to open the RSS Feeds folder.
- Wherever you see an orange "SUBSCRIBE"or "RSS" on a web page, click on the icon and that RSS feed will be added to your Feeds folder.
- Please note: This feature is not available with earlier versions of Internet Explorer. If you want to subscribe to rss feeds using Internet Explorer, you must upgrade your browser to IE7 .
- For more information on subscribing to RSS feeds using Internet Explorer 7.0, search for "feeds" in the Internet Explorer Help window.
You may also use a stand-along rss reader:
| Google Reader |  |
| FeedDemon |  |
| Bloglines |  |
| NewsGator |  |
Internet Explorer Help
To Change the Font Size
- From the menu bar, select View/Text Size.
- By default, your font is set to Medium. Select the option you want, and the page will automatically reload using the new size.
I’m trying to download a pub and a "Save as" box appears, then when I try to open the file, windows says "open with?"
This is a sign that you don’t have Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer. This free utility is required to read many Internet documents, including our publications. Visit www.adobe.com to download Adobe Acrobat Reader.
I’ve clicked "download" but nothing happens.
This usually means that Adobe Acrobat is not opening. Adobe is set to automatically look for improved versions of itself. However, it needs your approval before doing so. This "approval" box is sometimes stuck behind your browser, so try minimizing everything and you may find yourself looking at the box in question.
Also, try saving the PDF to your computer and then opening it to read. To do this, right-click the link and click "save as". You will then be prompted with a location box, click save and watch the progress as the file downloads to your computer. Open the file from wherever you saved it.
Search Help
Searching always turns up too many results.
Try using more specific terms; use the drop down box to search for an exact phrase; or search only specific portions of the website by checking or unchecking the boxes on the search page.
Widgets
A widget is a piece of code that you copy and use on your website or desktop.