Adobe Acrobat Reader |
FTP |
Microsoft Excel Viewer |
Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer |
Microsoft Word Viewer |
MOBI |
MP3 audio player |
Windows Media Player |
WinZip
Adobe Acrobat PDF files (.pdf)
The PDF format is modeled after the PostScript language and is device and resolution independent. Publications in the PDF format can be viewed, navigated and printed from a workstation using the freely available Adobe Reader software from Adobe Systems, Inc. Versions of Adobe Reader run on DOS, Windows, Macintosh and Unix systems.
You can download the
Adobe Reader free of charge.
If you are having trouble opening or using PDF files on the Wisconsin Department of Transportation web site, please make sure you have the most recent version of Adobe Reader installed. Most PDF files on this site are best viewed with Adobe Reader 6.0 or higher.
FTP
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a way to transfer files between two computers across networks. Learn more about external partner
FTP access, services available and networking requirements.
Microsoft Excel Viewer
If you do not have Microsoft Excel 2000 or higher, you may use
Microsoft Excel viewer to view Excel files. This product, available free of charge, is a viewer only and does not allow you to make changes to Excel files.
Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer
If you do not have Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 or higher on your machine, you may use
Microsoft PowerPoint viewer to view PowerPoint files. This product, available free of charge, is a viewer only and does not allow you to make changes to PowerPoint files.
Microsoft Word Viewer
If you do not have Microsoft Word: use
Microsoft Word viewer to view Word files. This product, available free of charge, is a viewer only and does not allow you to make changes to Word documents.
MOBI
Mobi, short for “Mobipocket,” is an ebook format and can be viewed using a Kindle, Kindle apps or Mobipocket Reader.
If you do not have a Kindle, Mobipocket reader or a Kindle app on your device, you can
download free Kindle apps.
MP3 audio file
If you do not have an MP3 player, you may need to download a player to listen to MP3 audio files.
Windows Media Player
If you do not have a video player on your machine that can play these videos, you may use
Windows Media Player. This product is available free of charge.
WinZip
If you do not have software to unzip these files, you may download
WinZip for a free 30-day evaluation period.