Escola Americana do Rio de Janeiro Alumni Database (Download Page)

The file below contains information about the Alumni of the Escola Americana do Rio de Janeiro. The information was obtained from various sources available to anyone via public and private databases. An effort was made to exclude information which we could not confirm you wanted published. Thus, more information may be available than what is published here. Contact either Dave McGuerty and/or Walt Perkins below for more information.

If you don't want to be listed here, please contact us. You will be immediately removed and your old friends will probably never find you. You might actually be forgotten for all time. Forever. Bye. We do not want to lose you. . . .

The information found herein began with Dave McGuerty's never-ending search to track down all known EA Alumni. Walt Perkins undertook extraordinary efforts to insure the information contained here was voluntarily provided, and he continues to add to the database by collecting old yearbooks and finding new names. The list is intended for the EA Turma. We owe Dave and Walt our thanks for their efforts! Valeu, Dave! Valeu, Walt!

Click HERE to download the single compressed file [Note: you may now view the compressed files online HERE]. After downloading the file, double-click on it to uncompress it. The file is self-extracting, so it should decompress when you click on it. If you have any problems, please report them (click here). The only format used is Microsoft's Excel (for PCs), which can be read by Word, WordPerfect, and Works for Windows. No MAC format is available. The files are large. Be patient.

Instructions: You're almost there. The file is a self-executing zip file. That means you go to "Windows Explorer" [not MS Explorer] or "Winfile" and simply double-click on the file name. It will automatically unzip before your eyes! Just double-click on the file name. To get to your Winfile program, go to "start" button, select "run," type in "winfile" and your window file manager will appear. Or you can go to your "Windows Explorer" program (usually the last program listed under your "programs" off of the "start" button). Find the file name and double click.

If you follow the instructions, you will then be able to open the unzipped files from inside your Excel program. There are about four or five files, I forget right now. E muito facil! Pay attention to where the files "unzip" to!!! They usually head for your C:/windows/temp/ subdirectory, unless you or your computer told them to go elsewhere. Only try to open the files AFTER you unzip and locate them. They will have file names that end in ".xls."

Do not open the still zipped file from within your viewing program (Excel, etc.) Wrong!!! Big mistake. DO NOT TRY TO OPEN A ZIPPED FILE IN ANOTHER PROGRAM. ALSO, DO NOT TRY TO OPEN A ZIPPED FILE WITH ANOTHER UNZIPPING PROGRAM. The zipped file is named "alumni.exe."

Boa sorte! Email me at soueu@stirlinglaw.com if you can't follow these instructions.