<%@ page language="java" contentType="text/html;charset=UTF-8"%> General Dennis J. Reimer Training and Doctrine Digital Library - Download Viewers

 Download Viewers

Download Viewers provides you the capability to download, direct from its source, software for the most popular, and current, World Wide Web/Internet browsers, and viewers/plug-ins for file formats available within the library.

Not all software is free. Select the provider/software of interest and follow the on-screen instructions.

Listed below are software packages that may be needed to access some of the Library content. You only need to obtain this software if you have a need to see content that you current software does not support.

 WWW Browsers

The Reimer Digital Library (RDL) uses HTML as its primary format for displaying information. The Library takes advantage of many advanced features of HTML (such as frames, and nested tables). Users are encouraged to regularly upgrade to the latest WWW browsers. They will not only provide you with a richer WWW experience, but will also keep you up to date with the current technology. You may be missing a lot if you don't.

The following WWW browsers have been tested by the Library staff:


 Portable Document Format (PDF)

Many documents are available in Portable Document Format (PDF) for print-on-demand. Unlike HTML, PDF represents the page exactly as it appears in the printed book (including page numbers, and multiple column text).

Adobe Reader software is required to view PDF files. It is provided free from Adobe Systems Incorporated. Acrobat Reader can be used as a WWW Browser plug-in, or as an external viewer.

Adobe Reader


 Microsoft Word (DOC)

Some documents are available in Microsoft Word (DOC) format for print-on-demand. For users who don't have Microsoft Word installed on their PC, Microsoft has made available a free viewer that will display, and print Word files. This viewer is only available for PCs running Microsoft Windows

Microsoft Word Viewer


 Microsoft PowerPoint (PPT)

Some slide show presentations were prepared using Microsoft PowerPoint (PPT). Users who don't have Microsoft PowerPoint installed on their PC can use the free PowerPoint viewer.

Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer