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Accessibility

CIRCARE is committed to accessibility. We've tried to make our web site as accessible as possible, given slender resources. At the upper left corner of each page on our web site is a Text link that will return a text file of the web page using the Betsie Program. If you have difficulty accessing information on this site, use the Webmaster link at the bottom of this page or follow this link to our Contact Page. We'll do our best to help.

Follow this link to convert PDF files with Adobe® Access, online conversion tools for Adobe® PDF documents. These free tools can convert PDF documents into HTML or ASCII text that can be read by many screen reading programs.

You can also use the form below to convert PDF to HTML: enter the URL of a PDF file and the form will return an HTML file in your browser window. This resource uses products owned by Adobe® Systems Incorporated.

Enter the URL of a PDF document below:

Keep in mind that this won't work 100% of the time, and it won't work if the document was scanned and saved as an image.

Web Browsers and Plug-Ins

• All Mozilla products
• Netscape
• Microsoft Internet Explorer®

This web site is best viewed with any standards-compliant web browser that strikes your fancy.

Citation Guides

• Citation Styles Online. Courtesy of, and © 2003 Bedford/St. Martin's Press.
• Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals: Sample References. National Library of Medicine Bibliographic Services Division. Consulted on 2005-09-26.

File Conversion and Viewers

• Follow this link to download Aladdin Stuffit® Expander, a free program to unzip compressed files.
• Follow this link to Microsoft Office® Online to download free viewers for Microsoft Access®, Excel®, Powerpoint®, and Word® files.

Adobe® Reader: Some material on this web site is in Portable Document Format (PDF). To view or print these documents, you need Adobe® Reader. Adobe® Reader is free and available directly from Adobe® Systems Incorporated.

Get Abobe® Reader:

PC users can check out OpenOffice, a free open source word processing suite at the OpenOffice Home Page. Open Office can read and convert Microsoft Word® documents.

English Dictionaries

American Heritage® Dictionary

Search:  Dictionary.com Thesaurus.com Reference.com  for

Medical Dictionary

The On-Line Medical Dictionary
Courtesy of The CancerWeb Project. Published at the Dept. of Medical Oncology, University of Newcastle upon Tyne. © 1997-2003. All Rights Reserved.

Anonymous Web Browsing

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Last Updated: 2015-04-28

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