Help on viewers for electronic papers
Here are some free viewers downloadable from the WWW for various
applications. Also included are various decompression utilities.
Some of these links are now a bit dated.
Suggestions and corrections are most welcome!
- PostScript (.ps)
- Ghostscript,
Ghostview and GSview
- Portable Data Format (.pdf)
- Adobe
Acrobat Reader
- xpdf: a PDF viewer for X
- Other
viewers
- Rich Text Format (.rtf)
- RTF-Viewer-10
for Mac
- Ted for Linux
- Microsoft Office
- Various
viewers and converters
- Microsoft Word (.doc)
- Microsoft
Word Viewer (Windows only, registration necessary)
- Envoy (.evy)
- Envoy
Plug-in
- Device Independent (.dvi)
- DVI Viewer for
Microsoft Windows
- SeeTeX -
DVI for X-11
- ChiWriter (.???)
- ChiView for
DOS/Windows
- Microsoft Excel (.xcl)
- Microsoft
Excel Viewer
- WordPerfect (.wpd)
- GCL-Commander for
Windows 95 views WordPerfect 5.x and 6.x files (Broken link, new
address appreciated!)
- Plug-in
from Corel views WordPerfect 8 files.
- HyperText Markup Language (.htm, .html)
- Browsers
listed by Yahoo
- Framemaker (.fm, .fm?, .mif)
- FrameReader for Windows,
Macintosh,
Unix,
- Zipped (.zip)
- WinZip for
Windows decompression
- ZipIt for
Macintosh decompression
- On Unix, use the
gunzip command
- GNUzipped (.gz)
- WinZip for
Windows decompression
- Mac
gzip
- On Unix, use the
gunzip command
- Taped (.tar)
- Tar
for Macintosh unpacking
- WinZip for
Windows unpacking
- On Unix, use the
tar -xvf filename command
- Unixcompressed (.z)
- Stuffit
Expander for
Macintosh decompression
- On Unix, use the
uncompress command
- Prn (.prn)
- At DOS prompt, type
print filename.prn
Comments to Christian
Zimmermann. I put all I know on this page, no need to ask me for more!
But additions and corrections are most welcome!