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STATE OF COLORADO <br />DIVISION OF RECLAMATION, MINING AND SAFETY ? 10'(D D <br />epartment of Natural Resources 1313 Sherman St., Room 215 <br />COLORADO <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 t <br />S Phone: (303) 866-3567 Document Imaging CD/DVD RECLAMATION <br />ING <br />FAX: (303) 832-8106 REQUEST FORM do INSTRUCTIONS MIN- <br />Request for the DBMS document images on the following DBMS permit filie(e): <br />Bill Ritter, Jr. <br />1) C M$COO+ 2) OW 3) 4) Governor <br />Harris D. Sherman <br />The DBMS document images can be copied to either a CD or a DVD. Please check one below and return this Executive Director <br />form with your payment to DRMS. If a CD is requested and the permit is too barge for a CD, you will be caMd.Ronald W. cattany <br />Division Director <br />ZCD ® $5.00 Per disk DVD ® $20.00 per disk Natural Resource Trustee <br />?Plcsw check if you want a copy of the QukkView iosbWdon imtinacdons. <br />Comlp i terr requiremeab to aee deeamest i oq ft CD (w DVD)r <br />1. A program c a14d-QuiakYj&W-_Win be c6pN4Lft CD and mad be insbelled a computer in order to an a DRMS imaging CD <br />the tint time. Puttee use of this at d6?`faaasirrtCD a requiere titillation of the software. <br />2. The CD or DVD that you purchase =19 be in the drive will rad a CD or DVD. <br />3. The CD will contain film with the .tit extensiaa. b viewigg applicadoa for .tit Sln on your comnputer that <br />will haadb single and multi-parr documeab. 7P computer, the wins programs an called "Windows Picture <br />and Fax Viewer" or `Taint" sad they with QuictView. The Imaging Viewer with pee-Windows 7IP composers <br />does waft. DR M9 has s program called "IrhaView", which em be dowaloaded View.com, does wak with <br />QuickView. After "IrBaVit needs b be coadgaaed n your deiltrrh .tit viewer. D wppat or endear <br />this software and the sad registration are the user's responsili ty. There are mmy other programs that well, such as <br />"Imaging and "Imaging for windows". <br />toduladImt <br />1. hind the CD into your computer. <br />2. Allow time fbr the CD to instiall. <br />3. Eject the CD from the computer. <br />4. Reinsert the CD into the computer. <br />5. You are ready to view the Permit Files. <br />NOTE: A program called QuickView Antonin, which runs the QuickView <br />setiop peogi ny has also been copied oo this CD. If the Autotrm program <br />don NOT wale, you will need to manually install the QuickView program. <br />Instructions for mamWly installing QuickViaw are available Wan request <br />with the CD or can be viewed at www.minina.state.coms. <br />The Perarlt IP11a doclow at lsagn m bo vkwed b the reoeptloa area of the DBMS efllee or they can be piumbseed on a CD or DVD. <br />The CDMVD parebase cod coven the dw and labor of nakbaig the CD. DRMS emnot wevlde eoeumter related sanest. <br />Dleelaimer: <br />The Colora& Division of Reclsmstion, Mining and Safety (DBMS) is not responsible and shall not be liable to the user for damages of <br />any kind wising out of the use of data or information provided by the DBMS, including the installation of the data or information, its use, <br />or do resailts obtained from its use. Any data or infamttion provided by the DRMS is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, <br />either express or implied, iachuft but not limited b, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Data <br />or information provided by the DBMS shall be used and relied upon only at the user's sole risk, and the user agrees b irde®ify and hold <br />harmless the DBMS, its officials, officers and employees from any liability arising out of the use of the datatinfornatiar provided. <br />Customer M&Mng and Contact Informadoa: <br />Print Name: C-or i Te:'e175 ovl <br />Compa": 1-6-+ LLtom' t':D-A by:created and <br />tested by <br />P4 <br />Address: 5 L? S-. IDP-vWer CZ <br />Phone: 2-PIS - S 3lg /? <br />Z -? ?-*- Date: <br />Signature: V <br />Office of ice o <br />mined Land Reclamation Denver • Grand Junction • Durango Active and Inactive mines