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Why is [pdf], [doc], [intranet] at the end of some links?
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- [PDF]: Short for Portable Document Format. Some documents need to retain certain formatting or need to be printed. Modern browsers can open PDF files, but if yours doesn’t you can download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
- [DOC]: Files created with Microsoft Word. There aren’t many of these on the website, but to view these files, you’ll need to have Microsoft Word installed. Some other word processors, such as WordPerfect or OpenOffice, can open Word documents but the formatting may not be retained properly.
- [INTRANET]: Some links are only accessible to faculty and staff using computers connected to the PCC network. You will not be able to access these pages and documents from an off-campus computer.
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