MDI viewer program is written for accusation, then no way to see MDI file because of impossible to install Office 2003 on old PC. This program can not replace Micrisoft office 2003 viewer but is useful then you can't install it.

Version fixes printing of any selected page and fixes file association.

Editor's review of MDI Viewer

This simple image-viewing tool offers some basic features that work fine, but other programs with more bells and whistles are available.

MDI Viewer's interface is an unremarkable window with a menu bar across the top. We found one strike against it right off the bat in the lack of a desktop shortcut, which the setup program said it would install. There's no help file to speak of--just an About message box in such broken English that it's hard to know what it's trying to communicate. But the program is self-explanatory, so no help is really necessary.

The program performed the basics quickly and smoothly. It will open and view, zoom and/or rotate the image files of your choice: MDIs, TIFFs, JPEGs and so on. Don't expect to find any editing features. Perhaps suspiciously, the test document that accompanies the tool is a screenshot of the Microsoft.com Web page that describes the MDI format, which leads us to wonder about the legitimacy of this tool.

If you want to use an MDI viewer for displaying image files, this viewer may appeal to you, although more robust tools can be found.