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A
Word document you can either open with
Microsoft Word (R) or you may want to go for
the free alternative called Open Office
- you can download that one here:
www.openoffice.org
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All
you need to open this is a freely available
Acrobat Reader.
Get your copy from those folks here:
get.adobe.com
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Sounds
like music ... or just a human voice in a
file. Use the audio player that comes with
your operating system, for example the Media
Player. Or get one free:
www.vlcmediaplayer.org
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This
icon stands for any kind of video and motion
picture. Either you use the Media Player
or you can use this one:
www.vlcmediaplayer.org
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It's
a PowerPoint Presentation. You can watch
it with Microsoft's free PowerPoint
viewer available right here:
www.microsoft.com
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A
spreadsheet created with Microsoft Excel (R).
If you don't have that program you might want
to use Open Office instead - you can
download it here:
www.openoffice.org
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Microsoft
Publisher (R) files are very, very rare
beasts in the Toolbox. They may open
with Open Office - give it a try:
www.openoffice.org
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An
archive packed in ZIP oder RAR format.
You'll have to download an evalutation copy
of any zip/unzip program to unpack the file.
Check out this one:
www.winzip.com |
