System requirements
The internet and the technology used to produce it is constantly changing. In order to provide the best web service possible, we make use of many different web technologies both new and old to provide the best user experience possible for our users. Some of these technologies will produce varying results depending on the system you may be using to browse our website.
For example, 
JavaScript is not required in order to use our website however it is recommended that you enable it your browser for a richer and more interactive user experience. We also recommend using the most updated version of your chosen browser for the same reasons.
Below is some commonly requested information regarding the use of our website and web technology.
Supported browsers
Viewing our website using browsers that support the current W3C XHTML 1.1 and CSS level 2 standards is recommended. A list of browsers that support these standards and that we currently support is found below.
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 and higher (except for the Macintosh Operating System, where it is version 5.x only)
- Firefox 1.x and above
- Safari 2.x and above (Mac); 3.x Beta (PC)
- Mozilla 3.0 and above
While the browser you are using may not be listed above, it may prove to work competently on your system with only a few errors, such as how pages layout correctly. Link designate these as unsupported as we have not performed adequate, regular testing to claim they are free from errors when browsing our website. Opera 9.x and Netscape 7.x fall into this category.
Adobe Acrobat Reader
Adobe Acrobat Reader™ is free software available on the Adobe website at 
www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html or wherever the Get Adobe Reader icon appears on a webpage.
The software will download and install automatically on your system and allow you to open, view, search, digitally sign, verify and print Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) files. Installation of Acrobat Reader is required in order to interact with many documents on the Link website, so we do recommend you install it if you have not already.
To learn more about Acrobat Reader and to download the software please visit the 
Adobe website.