Last date edited 12/17/07
Instructions for Using the Code of Federal Regulations
When you click on a link to a Federal Regulation, it will take you to an index page. The page will look something like this
To view a specific section, click on the
to
the immediate left of the section number. That
section number will then appear. If
you would like to then view another section, click on the “Back” button at
the top of your browser window. It will take you back to the index screen (like the example above).
will
cause the computer put up a box asking whether you would like to download the
section or open it where it is. This
is only a better option if you would like to keep a copy of the Regulation on
your computer or on a disk. It
takes longer for the Regulation to come up if you use the
version. In order to do either, you must download Adobe Acrobat Reader software.
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