Blue Ribbon
Youth Enrollment System
Tip Sheets
Tip sheets are detailed information and instructions on a single item. These informative sheets are a supplement to the frequently asked questions page on the web site or your user manual. All sheets can be viewed and printed with the Adobe Acrobat reader. If there is a topic you would to see as a tip sheet, please let us know. Email martechsys@yahoo.com.
- Business Envelopes.pdf
How to print mailling list addresses directly on envelopes - clubdelete.pdf
How to delete entire clubs at a time - winzip.pdf
Steps for using Winzip for data backup - emaillist.pdf
How to email individual and groups of members - Error_Messages_and_Troubleshooting.pdf
Solutions to common problems of the Youth Enrollment System - ES2372001a.pdf
ES-237 compilation tips and strategies part 1 - ES2372001b.pdf
ES-237 compilation tips and strategies part 2 - Enrollment_Forms_Message.pdf
How to include custom messages on the enrollment forms - Query_tips.pdf
Tips on on building custom queries - Tips_Modifying_Start_Menu.pdf
How to make the Youth Enrollment System start up automatically when you turn on your computer. - TipSavedRpt.pdf
How to save a report for later viewing or printing. - Year_End_Processing_Youth.pdf
Steps involved in reseting the 4-H program for the coming year.
 How to save these sheets to your
local hard drive:Clicking on the Blue Ribbon Fair Management Tip Sheets should launch the Adobe Acrobat viewer to that you can read or print the information. If you wish the save the document to your local machine for later reference, then right-click on the link and select Save Target As (Or Save Link As if you are using Netscape). |
Acrobat Reader
Tips
A few users of Windows
versions of the Acrobat Reader plug-ins for Internet Explorer and
Netscape Navigator have reported problems viewing PDF files on-line.
Here are a few notes that may help:
- Remember, you must have Acrobat Reader version 3.0 or later.
- You can right-click on the link to a PDF file to get a pop-up (floating) menu that includes a command to save the file to disk. By saving the file to your hard disk, then launching Acrobat Reader and opening the file, you can avoid using the Web browser plug-in altogether
- The first thing to try if you want to fix a cranky plug-in is to reinstall your copy of Acrobat Reader.
- Adobe's technical notes discuss how to manually install the plug-ins and how to configure your Web browser to use Acrobat Reader as a "helper" application rather than as a plug-in:
- PDF Pages Are Blank Inside Web Browser Window
- Configuring Internet Explorer and AOL for Windows 95 and NT4.0 to Display PDF Files
- Configuring Navigator for Windows to Display PDF Files
