How do browsing and downloading a file differ?
When you browse a file, you have an option to open and view the file directly on the screen. Typically, you will open a PDF or Excel file, so you need to have one or both of Acrobat Reader or Microsoft Excel already installed on your PC. When you download a file, you will download a self-extracting compressed file to your local PC. Then, you need to double-click the downloaded file to extract the source file before you can view it. It is normally quicker to download a file instead of browsing it on line. Note: There is a usage fee incurred each time you browse or download a file associated with a charge, e.g., a Code Set spreadsheet, BR document, etc. To avoid being charged multiple times for the same file, you should not browse the same file multiple times. If you want to refer to a document or spreadsheet many times, you should download the file and save it on your local PC for future use instead. You will only be charged once when you download the file and you can access it many tim
When you browse a file, you have an option to open and view the file directly on the screen. Typically, you will open a PDF or Excel file, so you need to have one or both of Acrobat Reader or Microsoft Excel already installed on your PC. When you download a file, you will download a self-extracting compressed file to your local PC. Then, you need to double-click the downloaded file to extract the source file before you can view it. It is normally quicker to download a file instead of browsing it on line. Q: Why do I get an error when I click on some links to browse or download some files? A: Services Registry displays links to all available files. However, when you browse or download a file, the system checks to make sure that you are authorized to browse or download it. Only a Standard-level licensee of a particular code set can browse or download files related to that code set. please call our Customer Support Center Hotline at 1-877-699-5577 or +1-732-699-5577, outside the U.S. or c
