Answer:
The substance concerned has no icon "environmentally hazardous" in ECB. Directive 1999/45/EEC also described that we can have phrases R without pictogram in the environmental level.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
The system meets the requirements of Quebec
Answer:
Since 13/06/2006 we've included in our data DB RR the info of Quebec (VME, VLE, Ceililng, Dermal) which you've requested. We'll complete in the coming weeks all the components at the same time with OSHA because there are several CAS and different values for certain compounds.
Since 13/06/2006 we've included in our data DB RR the info of Quebec (VME, VLE, Ceililng, Dermal) which you've requested. We'll complete in the coming weeks all the components at the same time with OSHA because there are several CAS and different values for certain compounds.
Information on IARC classification 1 of ethanol
Answer:
Please find enclosed the link of IARC monograph for ethanol:
http://www-cie.iarc.fr/htdocs/monographs/vol44/44.htm
Ethanol has been shown to cause cancer in alcoholics. This doesn't mean that those that in the presence of ethanol but not alcoholics are not exposed to the same risk.
Please find enclosed the link of IARC monograph for ethanol:
http://www-cie.iarc.fr/htdocs/monographs/vol44/44.htm
Ethanol has been shown to cause cancer in alcoholics. This doesn't mean that those that in the presence of ethanol but not alcoholics are not exposed to the same risk.
Keep requests in file
Question:
At the time of printing, in the print window it is possible to "print in file" with PRN. I tried but when I open the file in question, I had the lines (Embedded image moved to file: pic14605.pcx) and (Embedded image moved to file: pic03616.pcx) @. It would be very useful for me to keep the requests in file, arranged by date and applicant (labor inspection, host environment, CRAM ...). Could you give me a solution?
Answer:
The PRN. is language of your printer than no longer usable (option file appears by default in Windows).
To keep your requests in file, it's better to convert them to PDF. You can find free tools in http://www.primopdf.com/ or payed Adobe version http://www.adobe.fr/products/acrobatstd/main.html that will enable you to print the result of a request in PDF file that you can keep.
At the time of printing, in the print window it is possible to "print in file" with PRN. I tried but when I open the file in question, I had the lines (Embedded image moved to file: pic14605.pcx) and (Embedded image moved to file: pic03616.pcx) @. It would be very useful for me to keep the requests in file, arranged by date and applicant (labor inspection, host environment, CRAM ...). Could you give me a solution?
Answer:
The PRN. is language of your printer than no longer usable (option file appears by default in Windows).
To keep your requests in file, it's better to convert them to PDF. You can find free tools in http://www.primopdf.com/ or payed Adobe version http://www.adobe.fr/products/acrobatstd/main.html that will enable you to print the result of a request in PDF file that you can keep.
Approach to reduce the weight of an STP
Answer:
A SDS that you sent was scanned by you but didn't come directly from the supplier. Therefore the file can no longer be reduced because the reduction can be done only in the moment of scan.
However, if you receive SDS directly from the manufacturer in electronic format, you can eventually reduce their size by using a tool for creating PDF (Primopdf example). The manipulation is simple:
- Open the SDS with the corresponding application,
- Select "File / Print"
- Selected Primopdf in the list of printers
- Press the button "Print"
- Primopdf inventes you to choose where you want to store your new file
- Press OK and you get your PDF
A SDS that you sent was scanned by you but didn't come directly from the supplier. Therefore the file can no longer be reduced because the reduction can be done only in the moment of scan.
However, if you receive SDS directly from the manufacturer in electronic format, you can eventually reduce their size by using a tool for creating PDF (Primopdf example). The manipulation is simple:
- Open the SDS with the corresponding application,
- Select "File / Print"
- Selected Primopdf in the list of printers
- Press the button "Print"
- Primopdf inventes you to choose where you want to store your new file
- Press OK and you get your PDF
View a SDS imported
Question:
All the links that I did with my SDS no longer work even those that I have.
Answer:
Just to update in the "Settings" the applications route for which we changed the version.
All the links that I did with my SDS no longer work even those that I have.
Answer:
Just to update in the "Settings" the applications route for which we changed the version.
Creation of new supplier
Question:
I have updated to 2.0. New version does not give the option of adding a new supplier after creating a new MSDS. The "+" is not available.
Réponse:
This is because you have already a "New" string in the supplier list. You can select and modify this item. Once all "New" list items are removed (through modification) the "+" sign will be reactivated. This is done for security reasons(not to create "New" items accidentally).
I have updated to 2.0. New version does not give the option of adding a new supplier after creating a new MSDS. The "+" is not available.
Réponse:
This is because you have already a "New" string in the supplier list. You can select and modify this item. Once all "New" list items are removed (through modification) the "+" sign will be reactivated. This is done for security reasons(not to create "New" items accidentally).
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