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Bulletin
Board Safety Posters
Designed for 8.5 x 11 inch
glossy printer paper. Change your employee bulletin board posters each week
for a fresh safety message
To SAVE the FULL Size
poster, double click on the small image.... this shows the full size... then
click with RIGHT mouse button on larger image to "Copy".. then PASTE into
any word processing document for printing... or print directly from your web
browser.
For best print results, use 8.5 X 11 inch GLOSSY finish printer paper
- available at all office supply stores
Click here for the
OSHA Required Poster
Truck Hi-Jack Poster - in PDF
General
Safety Posters
Chemical
Safety
Posters
Fire Safety
Posters
Personal
Protective Equipment
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How to Save Information
After you have found the page with the information you need:
1. Click on "File" at the
top of your browser
2. Click on "Save As"
3. Name the file and choose where you want the file (page) saved on your
computer.
Editing Saved
Pages
Any web page you have saved to
your computer can be opened and edited with your word processor. Be
sure that AFTER YOU EDIT, you "SAVE AS"
a new file in the correct format for your word processor so you end
up with a document not a web page. As an example, if you use
Microsoft Word, be sure to SAVE your changes as a MS WORD document (.doc)
 Saving
Pictures
The best way to save a photo or picture is to
RIGHT CLICK on the picture. This will open a menu with
the option to "Save Picture As"
Downloading
NonWeb Files
It is highly
recommended that when accessing NON-WEB PAGE file links, such as DOC, PDF,
PPT, etc., that you RIGHT Click
on the links and use the "Save As" option to save these files
directly to your computer. Attempting to view these files through your
browser with a plug-in viewer (particularly large files > .5 MB), can
result in technical difficulties and the need for unnecessary/multiple
downloads.
Opening
PDF files
This web
site contains a large number of documents in Adobe PDF (Portable Document
Format). You can DOWNLOAD a FREE version of the Adobe Acrobat reader,
which is available free of charge from
www.adobe.com
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