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ISBE is planning on upgrading minimum browser requirements for
accessing IWAS, ECS and other web-based applications beginning
October 1, 2007 in order to stay current with advances in technology.
Please update your browsers with the latest supported browsers
based on your operating system (visit https://sec1.isbe.net/iwas/htm/browser_min_req.shtml for more details). This will help to prevent any potential browser
issues when using ISBE web-based applications.
If you need assistance with upgrading your browser, please contact
your technical support personnel. If you have any additional need
for technical support, please contact our ISBE Call Center at 217-558-3600
or help@isbe.net.
Internet
Explorer
Real Player -- In order to view
our streamline videos and audios, you willl need to download the
real player. Be sure you click "Download the Free RealOne Player".
Adobe
Acrobat Reader -- Many of our publications and forms are in
PDF format. To correctly view the documents, you need to upgrade/download
the free Adobe Reader. Click on the above link and follow
the instructions.
Powerpoint
Viewer -- Some of our powerpoints are in the original format.
If you do not have powerpoint on your system you can view the powerpoint
slides with this free viewer.
Word
Viewer -- This freeware program allows users who do not own
Microsoft Word to view and print documents that were created in
Word.
Excel
Viewer -- Open, view, and print Excel workbooks, even if you
don't have Excel installed.
Directions
for Downloading Files
You can save files to your computer instead
of opening them in your Web browser by following these general directions:
WINDOWS:
"Right mouse click" on the download link. You'll see a menu like the one to the right. In Internet Explorer, choose "Save Target As..." and download the
file to your desktop (in Netscape, you choose "Save Link As...").
MACINTOSH:
Hold down the mouse button or (option-click)
on the download
link. You'll see a menu similar to the Windows menu to the right. In Internet Explorer, choose "Save Target As..." and download the
file to your desktop (in Netscape, you choose "Save Link As...").
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