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	Viewer Downloads The following Viewers allow you to view and (usually) print a file without having to own or license the software (e.g. Microsoft Visio) that created the file. Download links included on this page: Popular Microsoft Viewers - Access/Visio/Powerpoint/Excel/Word MindManager Interactive Mind Map Viewer Adobe Acrobat Reader/Viewer

Popular Microsoft™ Viewers

The following provides links to download the most popular free Microsoft Viewers:

Only available for Windows!

	Access Database Snapshot Viewer Click here or on the left image.
	Visio Viewer Click here or on the left image.
	PowerPoint Presentation Viewer Click here or on the left image.
	Excel Spreadsheet Viewer Click here or on the left image.
	Word Document Viewer Click here or on the left image.

	MindManager Interactive 'Mind Map' Viewer

	Only available for Windows! This viewer allows you to view, print and explore MindManager 'Mind Maps'. A Mind Map, or Concept Map, is a graphical representation of related ideas and is useful for brainstorming sessions, knowledge networks, process representations, and more. Diagrams are single or multiple hierarchies (or networks). "Nodes" within Mind Maps can be linked to documents, pop-ups, processes and more. The Viewer allows you to fully explore a Mind Map (links to other Mind Maps and files, etc.). Mind Maps can exported to Word documents (outline or full text) as well as to HTML for web viewing and navigating. CLICK HERE or on the above logo image to download the FREE MindManager Viewer.

Adobe Acrobat Reader

The Adobe Acrobat Reader is used to view PDF (Portable Document Format) files within your browser and as a standalone viewer. PDFs have become a defacto standard document format and are used for many purposes - including brochures, manuals and eBooks.

CLICK HERE or on the above logo image to download the FREE Acrobat PDF Reader.

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