Content-related help
What is the difference between Stora Enso 2001 and Financials 2001?
Does the web report content differ greatly from the printed reports?
Will the web reports be updated with interim figures during 2002?
Where can I find the Consolidated Financial Statements?
Where are Human Resources issues covered?
Where can I find environmental term definitions?
Where can I find information on pulp and forest that were in previous annual reports described under separate headings?
Where can I find excel and pdf files about the content?

Functionality-related help
What happens when I click the download icon?
How do I download files?
Downloadable excel files?
Links to plugins?
Print this functionality?
Send this functionality?
System requirements for videos?
My Notes?
Registration?
Converter?
Search?

What is the difference between Stora Enso 2001 and Financials 2001?
Stora Enso 2001 contains general information on the Company and the different product areas, focusing on the future, whereas Financials 2001 is the numerical report for the year 2001 and includes Financial Statements and Notes.

Does the content of the web reports differ greatly from the printed reports?
No, the content is basically the same, specifically for the Financials 2001. Some of the texts in Stora Enso 2001 and Environment and Resources 2001 have been rewritten to meet web media requirements but the content as such is the same. The web reports even contain additional information mainly in the form of graphs and/or tables.

Will the web reports be updated with interim figures during 2002?
The site itself will not be updated but links to the corporate site www.storaenso.com will be placed on pages for which updated information can be found on the corporate site.

Where can I find the Consolidated Financial Statements?
In Financials 2001.

Where are Human Resources issues covered?
Human Resources is covered in Stora Enso 2001 and in greater detail under Corporate Responsibility.

Where can I find definitions of environmental terms?
The most important environmental, financial and technical terms are defined in the glossaries.

Where can I find information on pulp and forest that were in previous annual reports described under separate headings?
This information is available in the Environment and Resources 2001 section.

Where can I find excel and pdf files about the content?
Excel and pdf files available for downloading are listed in the Downloads section, which you can find on the bottom toolbar on every page.

What happens when I click the download icon?
When you click the download icon, the downloadable file opens in a new window. To be able to read the downloadable files, your computer should have the appropriate software.

How do I download files?
To download a file click on the symbol with the right-side button on your mouse and choose "Save target as".
Please read Links to plugins. ??

What about downloadable Excel files?
Excel-files can contain several sheets. This means that one file can include several tables on one subject.

Links to plugins?
1. Videos
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Real Player or Windows Media Player.

2. Animations and visualisations
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3. PDF-files
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Print this functionality?
What happens when I click the printer -icon?
You will see a Print window (PC) or you will be asked to press Cmd+P. (Mac) Choose the correct printer from the selection and click OK to print.

Send this functionality?
What happens when I click the Send this -icon?
The Send this icon will open a form for the recipient's details. The recipient must have an e-mail address. By clicking on "send" in the form you send an e-mail that contains a link to the minisite. The e-mail recipient can click this link and view the page on the minisite.

System requirements for videos?

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Minimum
- 233MHz Intel* Pentium II processor or equivalent
- 64MB of RAM
- 28.8Kbps modem (audio only)
- 16-bit sound card and speakers
- 65,000-color video display card set to display at 800x600 (video)
- Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows NT* 4.0 with Service Pack 4 or later, Windows XP
- Internet Explorer 5.0 or later

Recommended
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- 128MB or more of RAM
- 56Kbps modem or better
- Full duplex sound card and speakers
- 65,000-color video display card set to display at 800x600 or higher (video)
- Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 4+, Windows XP
- Internet Explorer 5.0 or later

2. Windows Media Player

Minimum
- Microsoft Windows® 98, Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows 2000, or Windows Millennium Edition
- Pentium 166 megahertz (MHz) processor
- 32 MB RAM
- 28.8-kilobits per second (Kbps) modem
- 16-bit sound card
- 256-color video card

Recommended
- Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows 2000, or Windows Millennium Edition
- Pentium or AMD Athlon K6 266 MHz processor or faster
- 64 MB RAM
- 56-Kbps modem
- 24-bit true color video card

My Notes?

What is My Notes tool?
My Notes is your personal note pad for recording your comments on the Stora Enso in 2001 minisite.
More information on this functionality can be found in the My Notes tool.

What does "Add Note" mean?
By clicking on the Add note or My Notes buttons you can add a note to the My Notes tool, which opens in a smaller window. By using the Add note button on a certain page a direct link to that page will be automatically created together with your comment. The tool will remember the page the comment was created for.
A general comment can be added by clicking the My Notes button in the right margin of a page.

What is the "My Notes" button on the right-hand side?
By clicking on the My Notes button you open the My Notes tool and will also be able to write a general comment about the content. In this case your comment will not be linked to a specific page on the minisite.

How can I find a note made earlier?
All your comments in the My Notes tool are compiled as a list sorted by date. The latest note will be at the top of the list. All your comments can be found in the My Notes list.

What does Stora Enso do with my registration or other personal information?
The Stora Enso web report minisite is covered by www.storaenso.com Privacy Policy. However, Stora Enso will not collect, disclose, detect or otherwise utilise any contact information, mail or e-mail addresses or personal notes made in the My Notes functionality by a registered user. Registration as a My Notes user denotes your approval of the above.

It is important to remember your user name and password. If you forget your password, you can go to My Notes and ask the system to re-send it to you via e-mail.

Should you provide contact information, mail or e-mail addresses, you may receive e-mail or mail from Stora Enso or from a Stora Enso representative as a follow-up to your questions or requests.

Can other people see my notes and comments?
No, My Notes is your personal tool, which is why registration and login is required.

Can I use My Notes on other sites too?
Unfortunately, no. My Notes may only be used on Stora Enso in 2001.

Registration?
The Stora Enso web report minisite is covered by www.storaenso.com Privacy Policy. However, Stora Enso will not collect, disclose, detect or otherwise utilise any contact information, mail or e-mail addresses or personal notes made in the My Notes functionality by a registered user. Registration as a My Notes user denotes your approval of the above.
It is important to remember your user name and password. If you forget your password, you can go to My Notes and ask the system to re-send it to you via e-mail.
Should you provide contact information, mail or e-mail addresses, you may receive e-mail or mail from Stora Enso or from a Stora Enso representative as a follow-up to your questions or requests.

Converter?
The currency converter contains different values for Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss items. Closing rates have been defined for Balance Sheet items as well as for Environmental Liabilities, whereas average rates are used for Profit and Loss items and Environmental Investments and Costs.
The unit converter enables you to convert selected units such as tons to tonnes.

Search?
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