by Guest Author Ilona Feher

The document linked below was created by Ilona Feher to memorialize the infamous "911" terrorism tragedy of September 11, 2001. It is a stunning creation, and we are honored to host it at Summitlake.com.

Ilona put the document together in Adobe Acrobat format, which gives a presentation clarity at least equal to a glossy magazine. An HTML version is also listed, so that load time can be split between 5 pages for more convenient dialup viewing.

Most viewers have Acrobat Reader, and most new browsers will automatically open the document in the Acrobat format when Acrobat is installed. You need Acrobat to view this document. If you do not have it, please see the instructions at the bottom of this page on how to obtain it free at the Adobe site.

Warning: the PDF is large (519K) and can take a long time to load. But it is worth the wait (and you can save it for offline viewing). Please view:

Ilona Feher designs websites and was editor of the Peninsula Apple User Group (PAUG) newsletter for many years.

If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, or would like to check to see if you have the most current version, follow the link below to the Adobe site. Acrobat Reader is free, a snap to install, ad-free, easy to use, and an absolute must for internet browsing or viewing many comment documents found on the hard drive. Acrobat is supplied or installed with many high-end programs, but you should have version 4.0 or better.

Load times: the PDF format will load on DSL in about 2 seconds (on a good day), or in about 2 minutes on a 56K dialup connection. You can also right-click (or command-click) the link to save the PDF to your hard drive for viewing there. AOL users may need a special plug-in to view within their AOL application. Internet Explorer is easiest for viewing PDF's on the web once you have Acrobat reader installed.

The alternate HTML format load time will vary with connection speed.