FREE TEXTMAKER VIEWER DISPLAYS ALL COMMON WORD PROCESSING FORMATS

German software vendor SoftMaker has followed on the heels of the release of its latest version of TextMaker with a free-for-download file viewer that opens practically every popular word processing format. TextMaker Viewer can open, display and print documents created by TextMaker, Microsoft Word, StarOffice, OpenOffice.org, OpenDocument and several other popular word processors.

The TextMaker Viewer is a 4 MB download. There are no registration requirements or harvesting of downloader information. TextMaker Viewer is provided free as a goodwill gesture by SoftMaker because they realize many users are frustrated by the many competing, incompatible document formats on the market. By offering a simple and fast tool to open these disparate file formats, TextMaker Viewer provides a useful utility for Windows-based machines. A Linux version of TextMaker Viewer is being developed and will be released shortly.


TextMaker Viewer is based on technology from the popular SoftMaker TextMaker 2006 multi-platform word processor.

The current release of TextMaker Viewer supports the following file formats:

.DOC (Microsoft Word 6.0 and higher)
.DOT (Microsoft Word templates 6.0 and higher), .TMD (TextMaker 6.0 and higher)
.ODT (OpenDocument Text)
.SXW (StarOffice, OpenOffice.org)
.PSW (Pocket Word for Pocket PC)
.PWD (Pocket Word for Handheld PC)
and the basic .RTF, .TXT, .HTM and .HTML files. TextMaker Viewer works on all versions of Windows (95 and higher).

Users can download their free copy of TextMaker Viewer from http://www.officeviewers.com

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