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I have some users in US, and thy are asking for a OME viewer. I have been looking at the internet by Google, and all I can find is for IOS and Android.<br />
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There computers are using Windows 10 and MS Office 2013.<br />
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What can I do to help my users ?<br />
Does anyone know a good OME Viewer I can install for them ?<br />
<br />
BR.<br />
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Alex B. Rasmussen
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I have some users in US, and thy are asking for a OME viewer. I have been looking at the internet by Google, and all I can find is for IOS and Android.

There computers are using Windows 10 and MS Office 2013.

What can I do to help my users ?
Does anyone know a good OME Viewer I can install for them ?

BR.

Alex B. Rasmussen

OME Viewer for Windows

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