The Actuarial University platform is compatible with the latest versions of the following browsers:

• Chrome
• Firefox
• Safari
• Edge

Web Browser eReader

Browsers Windows Desktop Application Mac Desktop Application Android mobile application iOS mobile application

The “.msixbundle” file type is a Windows 10 installation application for Windows Store. It is the newer version of a .exe file.

If Windows 10 is set up correctly, it should run the appropriate installer. However, please note that some corporations and universities will disable this installation method. They will disable this because their IT department doesn't want individuals installing third party apps without asking them first. If you are not able to download the “.msixbundle” file type, please reach out to your IT department and speak with them about the issue.

DRM content licenses provide you with access to material for a set period of time. Content that has expired will not appear in your list of documents within the Eureka! application. To see a complete list of your digital tools, both active and expired, visit your Profile/Product History on the Actuarial University platform.

Some companies will prevent 3rd party applications like ours from communicating over the Internet without permission.

Companies can do this with various IT policies, anti-virus programs and network/proxy settings. It is a good idea for you to get in touch with your IT department to have them make the adjustments necessary for our app to communicate with our servers over the Internet. They may be able to adjust the permission settings for your device and will likely be able to identify where the data is being held up.

If they add an exception for https://www.actuariallearning.com, it should allow you to utilize Eureka from your device.

DRM stands for Digital Rights Management. DRM-protected content has been encrypted and assigned specific user permissions to uphold the copyright of that property and prevent non-approved use. DRM protections outline specific usage terms including duration of access, printing, downloading, copying, sharing, and the number of devices a user is permitted to use. DRM encryption may not be removed from digital materials; attempts to do so are a violation of the Eureka! terms and conditions and can result in incident reports. Incident reports may be distributed to employers and/or professional membership organizations to notify them about members’ breaches of their Professional Code of Conduct.

Eureka! is an eReader program built exclusively for use with DRM protected documents distributed through ArchiMedia Advantage, Inc. learning platforms. Eureka! is supported for use on most devices: web-browser, iOS and Android mobile applications, as well as Mac and PC desktop applications.

You will receive immediate access to the Eureka! browser eReader when you click on the cover image thumbnail of your content on your product page. Look for a Eureka! logo (a purple Sigma icon with a gold crown) to find buttons for you to click and download the desired mobile and/or desktop applications for Eureka!. As with any software, Eureka! will undergo regular updates and improvements, so please check regularly to make sure you are using the most current version of the software. (To find the mobile applications directly in the Google Play or App Store, search “Eureka Viewer” or “Eureka ArchiMedia”.) The Eureka! eReader and its applications are provided free of charge.

DRM content licenses are fulfilled through your eLearning platform once the product access keycode has been activated. Access keycodes typically get delivered by email and, for most products, are sent to the “ship to” email address of your order. For few printed materials the access keycode for that product is printed on a brightly colored interior page (manuals) or beneath a scratch-off label on the cover of the shipped product (textbooks).

First, verify you order includes access to digital material. Confirm the keycode won’t be provided as a printed code on the cover or an interior page of a print-only order.

If you are certain a keycode should be delivered, double-check that the “ship to” email address on your order is spelled correctly. Confirm that messages from the bookstore vendor are not inadvertently being filtered into junk, spam, or bulk folders. Contact your bookstore vendor if you need to make corrections to misspelled “ship to” email addresses and/or request that a keycode be resent.

No. DRM protected materials are not accessible using other secured or unsecured digital formats. Some products may be available for purchase in a printed format as well. If you are unable or unwilling to use the required software, please check the product listing on the vendor website to review purchase options before placing your order.

Yes. Users may utilize DRM content offline, for 5 days at a time, using the Windows or Mac desktop application, the Android mobile application, or the iOS mobile application.

Once the product keycode has been activated on the eLearning platform, the digital content is available for viewing online and offline. For offline access, please install the Eureka! mobile or desktop application of your choice and login to the application using the same username and password credentials as your eLearning portal and bookstore account logins. Once you are logged into the application, active licensed digital material will appear in a list of thumbnail view on the opening page. Select and download the material you want to read offline. If your offline access comes to exceed the limited time, you will receive a notice to reconnect to the internet to gain additional time for use, online or offline.

The Eureka! eReader provides tools to take notes, make comments & add annotations (such as underline, cross out, and highlight text) within the application. Touchscreen devices allow you to add hand-written notations on the document. These marks or annotations are recorded but do not change or edit the source document. Annotations will sync across devices, but use caution if simultaneously using online and offline versions of the same content interchangeably, because annotations can be lost; annotations made to an offline version of a document will overwrite annotations made to the online version as soon as the offline reconnects to the internet and sync. Overwritten annotations cannot be recovered in the software or applications. Contact technical support (support@actuariallearning.com) as soon as possible (no more than 5 days from an overwrite incident) to inquire whether recovery is possible. The less time and fewer changes made since the incident, the greater likelihood information may be recovered.

Web Browser e-Reader PC Desktop Application Mac Desktop Application Android Mobile Application iOS Mobile Application

For assistance navigating each variation of the Eureka eReader, choose the corresponding guide sheet:

• WebViewer
• iOS application
• Android application
• Mac desktop application
• Windows desktop application

Your document permissions must include printing rights in order to print.

Content “Notes” that have been added to a document are able to be printed regardless of the printing rights for the published content. “Notes” made to a document with printing rights will not appear embedded or entered onto a document page in printed format. When printed, notes always render separately from the primary document.

Print functionality is only available through the PC and Mac Desktop Applications. To print, please follow these steps:

1. Login to Actuariallearning.com or Actuarialuniversity.com and enter the digital access keycode
2. Download and install the appropriate desktop offline application for your device
3. Login to the application with the same username and password as your vendor account with the bookstore and Actuariallearning.com
4. Select and open the document you wish to print in the application
5. Once the document has opened within the application, click the printer icon in the top, right-hand corner of the Eureka! desktop offline application screen
6. Choose “document” to print from the material or “notes” for the notes, if any, you added.
7. In the printer dialogue box, enter the page or range of pages and click “print”. (Please be aware that use of virtual printers are prohibited and all attempts to alter or remove DRM encryption are violations of copyright law. Copyright violations are closely monitored and get reported to employers and/or professional membership organizations, to be recorded as a breach of professional codes of conduct and can be grounds for further discipline, including expulsion or termination.)
8. Annotations other than “Notes” are not available for printing.

Whether your DRM license permits printing of the document or not, you are permitted to print your “Notes”, following these instructions:

1. From within the PC or Mac Desktop Offline Application, click the print button in the upper right-hand corner of the document screen and chose “Print Notes.” Notes are printed with the title of the manual at the top and appear as a list, by page. The manual itself will not be printed along with the notes.
2. Printing notes is only available within the PC or Mac desktop offline application.
3. Annotation, other than “Notes”, are not available for printing.

DRM content licenses provide you with access to material for a set period of time. Content that has expired will not appear in your list of documents within the Eureka! application. To see a complete list of your digital tools, both active and expired, visit your home page (“My Learning Tools”) on Actuariallearning.com

Some content requires additional activation to see in your Eureka! application. If you think content is missing from your Eureka! application list, but the access to your seminar is still active, you may have access to a “Eureka! Trial.” The easiest way to tell if you have a “Eureka! Trial” is if the access to your manual should be less than your access to the whole seminar. Pre-access, or temporary access to previous editions, will always need an additional activation. To do that, login to your account, go to your seminar, and click the manual once to open the webviewer. Doing that once will activate the material and it will show in your list of materials on the Eureka! applications.