The Essential Guide to Family & Medical Leave

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Step 4: Saving Your Spreadsheet
After filling in the form, use the “Save As” command to save and rename the
file. Because all the files are “read-only,” you will not be able to use the “Save”
command. This is for your protection. If you save the file without renaming it,
you will overwrite the original financial planning spreadsheet, and you will not
be able to create a new document with this file without recopying the original file
from the CD-ROM.
If you do not know how to use your spreadsheet program to save a
document, you will need to look through the manual for your spreadsheet
program—Nolo’s technical support department will not be able to help you
with the use of your spreadsheet program.
Listening to the Audio Files
This section explains how to use your computer’s media player to listen to
the audio files. All audio files are in MP3 format. (Most computers come
with a media player that plays MP3 files.) For example, “FMLA: The Human
Side” is on the file TheHumanSide.mp3. At the end of this appendix, you’ll
see a list of the audio files and their file names.
You can listen to files that you have installed on your computer, or you can
listen without having installed the files to your hard disk (see “Playing the
Audio Files Without Installing,” below).
Please keep in mind that these are general instructions—because every
media player is unique, these steps may not mirror the steps you need to
follow to use your player. Please do not contact Nolo’s technical support if you
are having difficulty using your media player.
Listening to Audio Files You’ve Installed on Your Computer
There are two ways to listen to the audio files that you have installed on your
computer: