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In an effort to assist the emergency services in reducing the risk to injuries while performing extrication on vehicles with undeployed airbags, Extrication.Com has made a read only PowerPoint lesson that can be download at no cost.
Title: Airbag Awareness: 5-10-20 Rule of Thumb
All agencies or instructors desiring to save the program to a disk or computer and print hard copies for student handouts, you must pay a one time registration fee of $25 USD, a password will be send upon receipt of your funds. This will allow you to open up file in MS PowerPoint and read the narrative for each slide and print out student handouts.
Read Only Instructions:
- After downloading the program you will be asked to open or save the file.
- To open, you will be asked to enter a password to open up and enable you to edit the files; which you will not have. Instead you will find three buttons under the password text box, click on to "READ ONLY" this will allow you to open up the file in MS PowerPoint Viewer and show the slide show.
- Your PowerPoint Viewer should open and you can start the slide show.
The full version having a password will allow you to open up the file in MS PowerPoint and enable you to read the narrative for each slide, print notes and handouts, and start the slide show.
NOTE: The free read only program is copy righted to Extrication.Com, and you will not be allowed to alter, read the narrative or print handouts from this download. You may use the program in your department/agency's training for your membership; attendees viewing the program shall not be charge a fee. To save and read the narrative or if used for profit, you will have to purchase the full version with password for a one time charge of $25 USD.
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