Document Formats
Microsoft Word Document (doc)
Use this format if you want to load a ThML book into Microsoft Word 2000
or later. Right-click and save the file, and then open it in Word.
I can convert these back to ThML files, so this is a good format for making
corrections to a ThML document and submitting it to me.
Theological Markup Language (ThML)
This is the form of the document from which others are derived.
This is the one to edit to correct errors, and this is probably
the one you want if you want to convert to another format yourself.
If you click on the link you may see it converted to HTML automatically
by your browser; choose the "View Source" option to see the XML itself.
Plain Text File (txt)
You can read this file in any text editors. To see special characters, make
sure your text editor displays unicode text files.
Adobe Acrobat (pdf)
This format is good if you want to download an entire book in a single file that
can be used with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Also good if you wish to print.
Palm Docbook (pdb)
These can be read on a Palm Pilot or compatible handheld. Please see www.palmdigitalmedia.com for more
information.
Microsoft Reader (lit)
Read books in this format in Microsoft Reader.
Page Images (png, png-hires)
Select this format to view the pages of the print edition.
MP3 Audio (mp3)
Listen to audio narrations of the book.
