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| Plug In Software for Documents, Presentations and Spreadsheets |
| If you clicked on a link to a Microsoft Word, Corel
WordPerfect, PowerPoint, or Excel file and a viewer application did not open
to display the contents, you may need to have a viewer installed on your computer.
Listed below are links to the most common viewers and how to download them. |
 
| Adobe
Acrobat Reader
Download free Adobe® Reader® software to view, print, and
search Adobe PDF files.
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View 3D content, Macromedia® Flash® (SWF) animations, and
Windows Media clips in your Adobe PDF documents.
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Find and retrieve any Adobe PDF document or a phrase in a document.
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| Microsoft
Word / Corel WordPerfect Viewer
This plug in lets you open Word documents for Microsoft or Macintosh.
You can open files with the formats;
Word (.doc), Rich Text Format (.rtf), Text (.txt),
Web Page (.htm, .html, .mht, .mhtml), WordPerfect 5/6 (.doc,
.wpd), Works 6/7 (.wps) and XML (.xml). You can view,
print, and copy the contents to another program. However, you cannot
edit, save or create. This viewer replaces all previous Word Viewers.
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Microsoft
Excel Viewer
This plug in lets you open, view, and print Excel workbooks, without having
Microsoft Excel installed. You can copy data from this viewer to another program.
However, you cannot edit data, save a workbook, or create a new workbook.
This viewer replaces all previous Excel Viewers.
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Microsoft
PowerPoint Viewer
This plug in lets you view presentations created in Microsoft PowerPoint.
You can view and print presentations, but you cannot edit them. The
PowerPoint features that are not supported:
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Information Rights Management (IRM) presentations
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Running macros, programs, or opening linked or embedded objects
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| Plug In Software for Multimedia Players |
| If you clicked on a link to an audio/video file and a media
player did not open to start the recording, you may need to have a media player
installed on your computer. Listed below are links to the most common players
and how to download them. |
| Windows
Media Player
If your system does not have Windows Media Player, you can
view
minimum and recommended system requirements and download a
free Windows Media Player.
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| Quicktime
& iTunes Media Player
If your system does not have iTunes, you can visit the Apple Website and download Quicktime
and iTunes. The system requirements are listed just below the "Free
Download" button.
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| Real
Player
If your system does not have a Real Player, you can view minimum and
recommended system requirements and download
a free Real Player, or if your system is running OS X, get the latest
RealOne Player for Macintosh.
NOTE: If you use DISHPlayer 500, MSN TV Service (WebTV), UltimateTV,
or Plus, your system already supports versions of RealMedia. For more
information about MSN TV Service (WebTV), visit the WebTV
help pages.
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| Macromedia
Flash Player
The Macromedia Flash Player is a multiple-platform client.
Web users must download and install the player in order to view and interact
with Macromedia Flash content. Macromedia distributes Macromedia Flash Player
through Microsoft, Apple, Netscape, Novell, TurboLinux, RedHat and AOL. Macromedia
Flash Player is pre-installed in several Web browsers and on many computers. It is
included in Windows XP and Apple Macintosh operating systems.
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| Macromedia
Shockwave Player
The Shockwave Player allows you to view interactive Web content like demonstrations
and training from your Web browser.
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Links on this site are verified monthly. This page content was last updated on 03/03/2008 CF.
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