What We Say

• For Windows 3.1 and Windows 95.

• More than 9,000 entries covering the entire computer industry from micro to mainframe.

• Covers PCs, Macs, UNIX, networking, client/server, graphics, multimedia, objects, standards, Internet, major products and vendors, tips and techniques, anecdotes and episodes.

• Fundamental concepts explained in depth, providing a clear perspective for beginners.

• Acronyms, buzzwords, charts, diagrams and specs provide invaluable references for power users and systems people.

• Windows quick references, mini tutorials and how to's.

• Lookups are automatically recorded. You can set up to 100 bookmarks.

• Phonetic entries such as scuzzy, gooey and morray link you to SCSI, GUI and moire.

• Full hypertexting -- click on a term anywhere to retrieve it.

• Topic lists let you explore systematically.

What They Say

PC Magazine
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Stewart Alsop, Infoworld
"A valuable work and a computer education as well."

Toronto Computes!
"The Rolls-Royce of Computer Dictionaries."

Government Technology Magazine
"The best reference without question."

LAN Times
"You won't realize the value of it until you have it."

L.R. Shannon, "Peripherals," The New York Times
"This software has earned a permanent place on the machine I write on."

Engineering Management Review
"... the complete guide to computer literacy."

Associated Press
"The product is simple, thoughtful and easy. It delivers."

Steve Gibson, "Tech Talk," InfoWorld
"There's no quicker way to answer a nagging question."

Choice
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Anne Simone, The Boston Computer Society
"It's easy to become totally immersed in this database."

Management Accounting
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