Reports 2002  >  Help Content-related help What is the difference between Stora Enso and Financials? Does the content of the web reports differ greatly from the printed reports? Will the web reports be updated with interim figures during 2003? Where can I find the Consolidated Financial Statements? Where are Human Resources issues covered? Where can I find definitions of environmental terms? Where can I find information on pulp. and forest holdings and fibre usage? 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? What about downloadable Excel files? Links to plugins? Print this functionality? Send this functionality? System requirements for videos? My Notes? Converter? Search? What is the difference between Stora Enso and Financials? Stora Enso 2002 contains general information on the Company and the different product areas, focusing on the future, whereas Financials is the numerical report for the year 2002 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. Some of the texts in Stora Enso, Corporate Social Responsibility and, Environment and Resources 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 (Web only information). Will the web reports be updated with interim figures during 2003? The site will not be updated. Where can I find the Consolidated Financial Statements? In the Financials. Where are Human Resources issues covered? Human Resources is covered in the Corporate Social Responsibility report. 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 holdings and fibre usage? This information is available in the Environment and Resources report. Where can I find excel and pdf files about the content? Excel and pdf files available for downloading can be found in the Downloads section, which you can find on the toolbar at the bottom 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 right click the symbol or text next to the file you wish to download and select "Save target as". What about downloadable Excel files? Excel-files can contain several sheets. 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