Mishna on Demand offers two types of files, PDF files and TIFF
files. (The PDF files are used for multiple Mishna lines, which you
can print out. The TIFF files are used for a single Mishan line,
which you import into your other word-processor documents.) Most
browsers can display PDF files automatically, so all you have to do is
click on the PDF link to see your file and then, if you want, save
it.
However, many browsers have problems displaying the TIFF files we
use. Besides, you have to download the TIFF files for them to be
useful. Here's how to download them:
From Windows Internet Explorer, right click on the Mishna link,
and then choose "Save Target As...". Enter a filename and file
location. Don't forget the name or location, because you will need to
know them when you import the file into your word-processing
document.
To download the Mishna graphics files from the increasingly popular
Firefox browser, right click on the link, and then choose
"Save Link As...". Once again, don't forget the location and name of
the file.
Whichever browser you use, there's a good chance that by default the
name of the download will have ".cgi" for an ending. You should
change the ending to ".tif" for TIFF files, and to ".pdf" for PDF
files.
Both the Mishna on Demand PDF files and the Mishna on Demand TIFF
files are self-contained units, containing all of the Hebrew fonts you
need, so you can view them without installing any extra Hebrew
software on your computer.
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