What's the best way to read code in CWEB format in Windows?

Donald Knuth has a large number of programs to read on his page. But they are mostly in a "strange" CWEB format...

What could be the best way to make them appropriately readable in Windows?

Solution

Less than five minutes of Googling brings this up: http://www.literateprogramming.com/cweb_download.html

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