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Summary: WORLD BOOK 2003
Review: I HAVE NEVER BEEN MISLED BY YOUR DESCRIPTIONS/EXPLANATIONS OF ANY OF YOUR PRODUCTS. ANYTHING THAT I HAVE ORDERED HAS BEEN TERRIFIC AND EXACTLY AS STATED....KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK...THANKS
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Summary: WORLD BOOK 2003
Review: I HAVE NEVER BEEN MISLED BY YOUR DESCRIPTIONS/EXPLANATIONS OF ANY OF YOUR PRODUCTS. ANYTHING THAT I HAVE ORDERED HAS BEEN TERRIFIC AND EXACTLY AS STATED....KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK...THANKS
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Summary: Rotten encyclopaedia
Review: The encyclopaedia's content is absolutely rotten. Never mind the interface, multimedia, etc. What defines the quality of an encyclopaedia is its CONTENT! Twenty some thousand skimpy articles in World Book, wot? Both Encarta and Britannica have more articles that are of longer length.World Book was created for infants and primary school students. If you're in 2ndary school or uni, this is nought but rubbish. I can't believe any self-respecting adult would give kudos to this.
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Summary: Excellent Encyclopedia, Mac version IS available
Review: This is an astounding electronic encyclopedia that is worth every penny. It beats Britannica hand's down in feature parity, movies, images, and content, and since it's not made by...Microsoft, you're spared a lot of redirection to MS's websites when clicking on links to the Internet.... That platform's version is utterly stunning and I'm afraid is even better than the Window's version. Either way, you won't be disappointed with this fast, informative, nicely organized application that the application's codewarriors care enough to make a quality product. Apple the company apparently likes it as well because it's pre-installed on most new computers they sell. I have yet to encounter a single bug, program crash, or "missing" DLL, and the company's attention to detail should be rewarded, if not praised. So if you're thinking of ordering something for your kids, a college student, even yourself, put this software at the top of your list. You won't regret it!
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