Mozilla & Safari Users

A note for Mozilla and Safari browser users attempting to open links to files:

Each link is a direct link to a file. After clicking each link, a dialog box will appear in your browser, prompting you to open the file in your browser or to save the file to your computer. Select the option to save the file to your computer. Attempting to open the file directly in your browser is not compatible with some browsers such as FireFox and Mozilla. If you wish to open the file directly from the website in these browsers, you will need to select an appropriate graphics program.

If you are using the Safari browser on a Mac, after downloading the file, you will need to remove the ".html" extension that the browser appends to the file. To perform this action, right click on the file icon and select "Get Info". In the dialog that appears, the filename will be listed in an editable text field under "Name & Extensions". Delete ".html" from the filename and close the dialog. After removing the extension, you will be able to open and view the file.