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Viewing A Prospectus for a RetailRoadshow
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Basic Steps for Viewing a Prospectus
Each roadshow on the RetailRoadshow site is associated with a prospectus. The prospectus is a document
prepared by the offering company and filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission;
it outlines all aspects of the offering in detail. Every potential investor should read the prospectus
thoroughly before making an investment decision.
To view a prospectus for a particular offering, you can either view it directly from the Roadshow List page, or
you can view it while watching the associated RetailRoadshow presentation. For information on how to view the
prospectus using each method, see the sections below.
In order to view prospectus documents on the RetailRoadshow site, you will need the Adobe Reader software
installed on your computer. Click here for information on installing
Adobe Reader.
We strongly recommend running our System Check if you encounter any problems viewing
a prospectus. The System Check will alert you if you need to install the Adobe Reader.
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Running a System Check
The RetailRoadshow System Check will help you determine if your computer is configured for
viewing RetailRoadshows and prospectus documents. Running the System Check is the quickest and most
helpful step you can take if you are having problems viewing a prospectus. The System Check takes only a
few seconds to run and will give you detailed information on items such as your browser, your
screen resolution, your Internet bandwidth, and Adobe Reader. Click here
to run the System Check.
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Viewing the Prospectus while watching a RetailRoadshow
During the roadshow, you may click on the large red button labeled Prospectus at any time in order
to view the prospectus. When you click the Prospectus button, a popup window will appear and the prospectus
will begin to load in this window. After a sufficient portion of the prospectus document has been loaded, the
prospectus will become visible in the popup window for you to view. You may scroll through and read the
prospectus online, or you may print or save the prospectus so that you can read it later. When you are finished
with the prospectus, you may close the popup window.
Please note the following with regard to viewing the prospectus:
- In order to view the prospectus, you must have the Adobe Reader installed on your computer. For
information on installing the Adobe Reader, please click here.
- If you have a popup blocker installed in your browser, please disable it before clicking the
Prospectus button. Popup blockers will prevent the popup window from opening, and you will not be
able to view the prospectus. Click here for more information about popup blockers.
- The Adobe Reader has functions that you can use to print or save a copy of the prospectus for
future reference. For help using the Adobe Reader, click
here.
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Viewing the Prospectus directly
If you want to view the prospectus without watching the associated RetailRoadshow, you can
view it directly from the Roadshow List page. To get to the Roadshow List page, go to the
RetailRoadshow home page and search for a roadshow. To view the list of all available roadshows, select
the View All Roadshows option.
On the Roadshow List page, you will see a list of roadshows along the left side of the page. For each
roadshow listed on the left, there will be a
View Documentation  link on the
right side of the page. Clicking on this link will load the prospectus for that roadshow into your browser.
After a sufficient portion of the prospectus document has been loaded, the
prospectus will become visible in the browser. You may scroll through and read the
prospectus online, or you may print or save the prospectus so that you can read it later.
Please note the following with regard to viewing the prospectus:
- In order to view the prospectus, you must have the Adobe Reader installed on your computer. For
information on installing the Adobe Reader, please click here.
- The Adobe Reader has functions that you can use to print or save a copy of the prospectus for
future reference. For help using the Adobe Reader, click
here.
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