3.  Do you have Adobe
     Reader?  Web files cannot be
“read” by your computer unless you have a
program to make them “readable”!

Adobe PDF files are a nearly universal file format
that is used for instruction manuals, brochures,
specifications, and much more. We use them on
this site!

To read Adobe PDF files, you need to install the free Adobe Reader program.
Click the test box at right to see if you already have Adobe Reader. You will see a test page if you already have it.

If you don’t already have Adobe Reader, you can install it free by clicking on the "Get Adobe Reader" logo on the right.
4.  Do you have Java? Java is a programming language that permits us to write small programs to do many tasks on our webpages. Your computer needs the free Java download to understand and use these pages. By clicking the “Java” icon, you can get a free checkup to verify your Java version, and, if you need it you can download and install the latest Java version from Sun Microsystems.

5.  Why do I get Warnings? What should I do about them? The warnings, like the one pictured below, are a normal part of security on your browser. They come up when a web page asks your computer to do tasks that are beyond plain browser display. The warnings are to protect you from bad sites which try to sneak spyware and other "malware" into your PC. We don't do that! Our site uses ActiveX and other tools to give you all the info you need in an easy to access way. 
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When you get a warning on this site, usually, you can simply ignore it. You can click on the warning, and permit the active content to be displayed. You will need to permit these to see movies and animations! We carefully monitor our site, and you can be assured that we will never permit spyware or other programs that could damage your system!
stuck
Having trouble? Don’t feel comfortable installing new tools? No Problem!
Just call our Webmaster, Bill Karson—and he’ll help you get going in no time! Bill is available almost every day from 9:00 AM ‘til 6:00 PM Eastern Time. You can reach Bill at
(814) 539-6959. If he’s not in when you call, leave a message, and he will return your call.  
REMEMBER- Bill can help with site or computer problems ONLY!
For questions about personal mobility products or services, call Total Mobility Services at (814) 629-9935.

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Our website uses many special effects to help you learn more about us and our products. Your computer needs some tools to make all of this work. WITH these tools, our site will be clear, organized, and you will see and hear everything. WITHOUT the proper tools, our site may look scrambled, and you won’t get what you are expecting! 

So, you should run the tests below, see if you need to change anything, and then install what you need before you dive into our site.  Most internet users already use these common tools. By the way—installing these simple, free tools will also help you to enjoy many other sites on the web! 

You may already have most of these free tools! If you don’t, you should install them before you use our site.

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1. Your Browser…is the program that shows web content on your computer.

This site was designed to work correctly with any one of the three listed below:

 

 

 

 

To check your browser version, click on Help>>About.. in your browser menu. It will list the name and version of your browser. If you do not have one of the above, you may be able to install an update. Click on the logo of the browser of your choice, and follow the instructions to install it. If doing this makes you nervous, see the “Need More HELP” section below!

2.  Do you have Adobe Flash Player? You need it to view movies and animations that show how we can increase your mobility. To test whether you have Flash Player, click the test box below. If you do not have it, you can get Flash Player by clicking the “Get Flash Player” icon to the right.





caution
extra If You Don't Want It, UNCHECK!

Slide your mouse over the picture at the upper right, and you will see an example. Here, Adobe is offering Google Toolbar as an automatic, pre-checked add-on with Flash Player.


There may be nothing wrong with the toolbar,

BUT-- IF YOU DON'T WANT IT on your PC,

MAKE SURE YOU UNCHECK IT!
Other Tools may offer other add-ons-- SO-- TAKE CARE!