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This website was developed with the latest
technology to create a user-friendly experience. While we trust
you will find this site informative and easy to explore, this section
should help answer any technical questions you may have about our
website.
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FAQs How do I download files to my desktop? This site contains a selection of PDF, PowerPoint, Excel and Word document files that may be downloaded onto your hard drive: What if I don't have Microsoft® Office to view PowerPoint (  ),
Excel ( )
or Word (  )
documents?You may still be able to open the documents in a comparable program. You can also browse to the Microsoft® Office website and download a viewer, which will allow you to view and print all these kinds of files, but not edit them or create new files. Download Office products from Microsoft®  What are segmented PDFs (  ) and why should I download them
rather than a full PDF? Segmented PDFs are available when a large document (eg annual report)
is available as a PDF download. These files may take long to download, especially if one only requires a particular section or page.
In these cases, the PDF has also
been
segmented
according
to sections,
chapters
or headings.
Downloading
the segment
one requires
will
then
be much
faster. What is the Outlook Calendar (  )
function and what do I need to
use it? If one sends and receives email via Microsoft® Outlook or Outlook 2002 (not Outlook Express), one may have used the calendar function it contains. One can set appointments that stay in the calendar and give you advance warning of the appointment. This website uses these appointments for important financial dates, that one may save which will warn you a day in advance of City Power 's financial disclosures. |
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