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Clicking on the link provided will automatically load and play the recording if your computer has an appropriate mp3 player installed.
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To download and play the recording off-line, you may also right-click on the link (at the top of this page) and use the “Save As” selection to copy the file to your computer.
To access the recording for a presentation:
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Click on the link provided at the top of this page.
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Use the “Save As” option to save the zip file to a convenient location on your computer.
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Click on the zip file, and extract both files (audio recording and PDF file of the slides) to your computer. You will need Adobe Reader and an MP3 player to access these files. Both are usually available on your computer, but can also be downloaded for free.
Instructions
Visit Adobe's website by clicking on the icon below.
At Adobe's download page, fill out steps 1 and 2, making sure to enter your operating system, country, which language version of Adobe Acrobat you want to download, and your name and e-mail address.
Click the "Download" button. A "file download" window will appear. Choose the "save to disk" option, select the location you would like to save the program to, then click the "Save" button. The program will automatically begin downloading to your computer. Depending on your operating system and the speed of your Internet connection, it will take between 20-30 minutes to download the file.
After the program has downloaded, close your web browser. Locate the folder you downloaded Adobe Acrobat to, then open the folder and double-click the file. This will begin the Acrobat Reader setup process, which will guide you through the rest of the installation.
Additional Information
Adobe Acrobat Reader should install itself as a plug-in (if you're using Netscape Navigator) or an ActiveX control (if your web browser is Internet Explorer). The program will also install itself as a stand-alone application so that you can view PDF documents without having to open your web browser. Once you've installed Acrobat Reader on your system, the program will automatically start whenever you attempt to download a PDF file from a website. The program will also start up anytime you double-click a PDF file located on your hard drive.
Getting Help
If you have any questions about installing or using Adobe Acrobat Reader, you can access a number of help files from Adobe's website. You can also conduct a search for help on the Internet using a search engine such as Hotbot, Infoseek or Yahoo.
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