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     DJVU is by far the most compact file format
for scanned mathematics.

     See http://djvu.org/ for viewers
operating on nearly all recent computers
and operating systems.

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Viewing on older Macintosh computers:

     For older Macs, under Macintosh Systems 8.x 
or 9.x, see: 

     http://topo.math.u-psud.fr/~slc/djvu/ 

There one finds a so-called "plugin" to accompany 
versions  4.x of the Macintosh browser Netscape 
Navigator and hints for using it. Other versions 
of Netscape may not work well. 

     One further note for these old Systems:-
To view a DJVU format file it is most convenient 
to first change its Macintosh Type and Creator 
sequences to BiNA and MOSS respectively.
This can be done on many files at once by pushing 
them onto the application icon named "T&C[=>BiNAMOSS]"
(or onto any alias to it).  This icon must remain
with its companions in the folder "Mac_Type_and_Creator"
that is available as an archive "Mac_Type_and_Creator.sit"
at the same URL.

When a DJVU format file with type and 
creator BiNA and MOSS is dropped onto the icon of
Netscape Navigator 4.x, you will be offered a 
view of the DJVU file.