Software Plugins

What's a Plug-in?
Plug-ins are software programs that extend the capabilities of your browser.
Select Plug-ins for Apple Macs
For Windows operating systems, visit the Windows Plugins Page.



• First download the Windows Media¨ Components for QuickTime (WM Components dmg) file



• Windows Media Player for Macs (you may need Stuff-IT expander to open the download file).
  Click on the Windows Media intaller on yor desktop to continue the installation.



• Viewing a WMV video with the Firefox browser on a Apple Mac, add in the Flip4Mac WMV add-on.



• Viewing a WMV video with the Safari browser on a Apple Mac, add in the Flip4Mac WMV Plugin.



• Adobe Flash Player
  Flash is the web standard for vector graphics and animation.
  
  
• Adobe Acrobat Reader 
  Adobe® Acrobat® Reader® is free software that lets you view and print Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) files. With Acrobat Reader, you also can fill in and submit Adobe PDF forms online.
  
  
• Adobe Media Player
  Adobe Media Player software offers content creators, advertising content creation partners, content publishers, and delivery partners new opportunities for distributing, tracking around rich media. From podcasts to interactive viewing experiences.
  
  
• Adobe Shockwave
  Experience quality multimedia, graphics, and streaming audio on the CSISS website. Shockwave is used to present the ARGUS activities and materials.
  
  
• Apple QuickTime
  The Apple QuickTime plug-in lets you experience more than 200 kinds of digital media in a web page with your PC or Mac.
  
  
• Microsoft Office Products for Macs



• RealPlayer by RealNetworks
  RealPlayer lets you play streaming multimedia presentations on the web. RealPlayer is used to present the 2001 workshop video clips. The download is a 14-day trial period and is based on a pay-per-subscription plan after the expiration of the trial period.