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Download the latest version and follow the simple instructions. back to top Using the map tool The interactive map has nine separate regions. Clicking on any of them will return an enlarged version of that region. Programs or projects of interest can be explored by clicking directly on an individual country. To navigate around the enlarged region, use the navigation box that is located in the bottom right portion of the map. This navigation box contains a miniature version of the expanded map and a dragable region that is be represented by a red rectangle. Click and drag this rectangle to change the enlarged map's region of focus. Selecting one of the nine regions from the continent / region pull-down menu will automatically populate the location pull-down menu with all of the locations in that continent / region that have projects associated with them. Selecting a location from the location pull-down menu will return a list of current projects that are associated with that location. back to top Printing screens or documents Some screens in this site may have print buttons on them. For those that do not, use the browser's "File" menu and select "Print." Alternatively, you may use Ctrl+P on the PC and Cmd+P on the Mac. If the right-hand side of the page is being cut off, on a Mac you can reduce the print size or, on a PC or Mac, change the layout to "Landscape". back to top Saving documents To save a PDF, you may use Ctrl+S on the PC and Cmd+S on the Mac. Alternatively, use the browser's File menu to select Save. To save a web page or a transcript, you may use Ctrl+S on the PC and Cmd+S on the Mac. back to top Using search Search terms in lowercase will match words in any case; otherwise, an exact case match is used. If you want an exact case match, use uppercase; if you want a more general search that is case neutral, use lowercase. back to top     Contact Information Contact Customer Service Please direct your comments, questions, and suggestions to Customer Service: help@dkv.columbia.edu. back to top Providing feedback on this site We welcome feedback on your experience. To provide comments, e-mail Customer Service at help@dkv.columbia.edu. Please make sure to include the relevant section of the Web site. back to top     Troubleshooting Making the text larger There are two ways to change the text size on your monitor: using options built into your browser, or changing the resolution of your screen. With the Internet Explorer browser, use the "View" menu to change text size. (On a PC, you may also need to look in the "Tools" menu, select "Internet Options-Accessibility," and check "ignore font sizes specified.") 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Please select one of these options to be taken to more detailed help information: RealPlayer Video, Macromedia Flash Player, or Adobe PDF. back to top Broken link or site not found While we make an effort to keep links to external sites up-to-date, they may change without our knowledge or be temporarily offline. If you encounter a problem linking to an external site, please e-mail Customer Service at help@dkv.columbia.edu. back to top     Browser and System Requirements System requirements For IBM-Compatible PC Windows 98 or later 128 MB of RAM (256 or higher recommended) Monitor: 800x600 pixel resolution recommended Connection: Internet service and 56K modem minimum Browser: Internet Explorer 5.x or above, Mozilla 1.4 or above, Netscape 4.7 or above. Netscape 6 not recommended. Plug-ins: RealPlayer 7 or later, Macromedia Flash Player 5 or later, Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 or later For Macintosh MAC OS 9.2 or higher 128 MB of RAM (256 or higher recommended) Monitor: 800x600 pixels resolution recommended Connection: Internet service and 56K modem minimum Browser: Internet Explorer 5.x or above, Mozilla 1.4 or above, Netscape 4.7 or above, Safari 1.2 or above. Netscape 6 not recommended. Plug-ins: RealPlayer 8 or later, Macromedia Flash Player 5 or later, Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 or later back to top Using Netscape or Mozilla The Netscape and Mozilla browsers are free. Download the latest version of Netscape or download the latest version of Mozilla and follow the simple download instructions. back to top Using Internet Explorer The Internet Explorer browser is free. Download the latest version of Internet Explorer and follow the simple download instructions. 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