Bookshelf 96/97 Edition multimedia reference library provides quick,
easy access to a world of information. Quickly access nine of the
latest reference works, including Bookshelf Internet Directory 96.
Connect to thousands of web sites worldwide through any Internet
provider.

Tony Chor, a 1995-1998 Microsoft Lead Program Manager for Bookshelf,
said the difference between Bookshelf and Encarta is that Bookshelf is
a set of reference books targeted at writers. Encarta is a dedicated
encyclopedia targeting students, with many more and longer articles
than the concise version in Bookshelf.

 * The American Heritage Dictionary, Third Edition
 * The Original Roget's Thesaurus
 * The World Almanac and Book of Facts
 * The Concise Columbia Encyclopedia, Third Edition
 * The Columbia Dictionary of Quotations
 * The People's Chronology
 * The National Five-Digit ZIP Code and Post Office Directory
 * Concise Encarta 96 World Atlas
 * MS Bookshelf Internet Directory 96

The CD-ROM also includes Microsoft Internet Explorer 2.0 beta version
for both 68k and PowerPC Macintosh models.

Compatibility
Architecture: 68k PPC

System requirements:
640 x 480 with 256 colors, Mac OS 7.1, 8 MB of RAM, 2x CD-ROM drive.
Comes with separate Installer applications for both 68k and PowerPC.

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