Trouble Printing or Displaying Form 1601 / Registration Transmittal or other PDF pages The www.redwoodsoccer.org site can generate forms and reports in the pdf format. PDF files require the program Acrobat Reader. Most computers have a copy of Acrobat Reader. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded free from the web. Some of the forms can be that can be printed using data from the datablase include:
- Player 1601 Form. Look for this symbol
 next to a Player's Name - Playing League Transmittal / Roster Form. Look for a hyperlink from the Registration-Transmittal page or for the
 symbol. - Reports / Standings / Documents. Look for a hyperlink associated with the
 symbol.
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