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 ====== Free CMO Viewer ======
-**Note: The legacy CMO Viewer has been deprecated and is no longer available. However, HAS-Motion and we are in the process of making a newer file reader available.**
+**Note: The legacy CMO Viewer has been deprecated and is no longer available. HAS-Motion is in the process of making a newer file reader available.**
+C-Motion previously provided a CMO viewer for users that did not have a Visual3D license. The viewer allowed users to open CMO files, review the model definition, see the original data, model based signals, any derived signals and their processing history, as well as the associated Visual3D report.
-C-Motion historically provided a CMO viewer for users that did not have a Visual3D license.
+In this way it was possible for Visual3D users to provide biomechanical analyses and reports for others to see. It did not allow the viewer to edit data.
-The viewer allows you to open cmo files, review the model definition, see the original data, model based signals, any derived signals and their processing history.
-The viewer allows you to see the Visual3D report.
-In this way you can provide your biomechanical analyses and reports for others to see.
-What the viewer does not do, is to allow you to edit the data.
-The Free CMO viewer can be downloaded [[https://c-motion.com/tools.php|Here]]
-A video of the installation process and an overview of the functionality can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt1nKlHioJY|Here]]