Welcome to the Microsoft Productivity Catalog
Welcome to the Help Program for the Microsoft Productivity Catalog

How to Use this Help Program

The Microsoft Productivity Catalog is a multimedia shopping catalog designed to give you quick access to a variety of information about the latest Productivity products available from Microsoft. With this catalog, you can learn all about Microsoft products by reading product overviews, features and system requirements, or by viewing demos, right on your home computer, according to your own interests and at your own pace.

To achieve optimal performance from the Microsoft Interactive CD Sampler please close all other applications.

Accessing the Other Product Catalogs

Getting Around in the Microsoft Productivity Catalog

Installing and Accessing Software

Locations on the World Wide Web

Problems Viewing the Demos

Product Categories

Product Information - The Three Buttons

Product System Requirements

Products for the Macintosh

Purchasing Information


How to Use this Help Program

The topics in this Help Program can provide easy solutions to some commonly asked questions.

To display a Help topic:

 WITH THE MOUSE

Move the mouse pointer to the underlined Help topic,

Click the left mouse button.

 ON THE KEYBOARD

Press TAB until you highlight the underlined Help topic

Press ENTER.

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Getting Around in the Microsoft Productivity Catalog


Accessing the Other Product Catalogs

You can also learn about different types of Microsoft products by viewing the other three Product Catalogs featured on this CD, where you´ll have the chance to read product overviews and features and/or view demos about products in other categories, according to your own interests and at your own pace.

To access the Product Catalogs

1.	Exit Microsoft Productivity Catalog.

2.	You will be returned to the Main screen where you can choose any of the other catalogs in "Kids´ World", "Games Emporium" or "Hall of Knowledge and Culture".

3.	Select the world of your choice.

4.	Click the Catalog button.

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Getting Around in the Microsoft Productivity Catalog


Getting Around in the Microsoft Productivity Catalog

There are four buttons in the main menu of the Productivity Catalog: Introduction, Products,  Help, and Exit. By clicking on these buttons with the left mouse key, you can navigate through the Productivity Catalog. When a category is selected it will be highlighted.

Choose a product to view from any of the categories by clicking on the product icon.  You can then read information from any of the buttons, or view a demo by clicking View Demo. There will be a brief pause while the demo loads into memory. You can exit a demo and return to the Catalog at any time by pressing the ESC key on your keyboard.

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Problems Viewing the Demos

Product Information - The Three Buttons


Product Information - The Three Buttons

Each product description contains three buttons which provide information specific to that product.

Overview

Overview provides a general description of the product. For many of the products you can view a demo by clicking View Demo. There will be a brief pause while the demo is loading into memory.  You may exit a demo before it completes by pressing the ESC key on your keyboard. For some products you can click on the Install Shortcut button to copy a Shortcut to your desktop.

Features

These highlights give examples of special characteristics and point out some especially important features of the chosen product.

Try These!

Try These! suggests other Microsoft products similar to the one you´re viewing, or products which complement that product.

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Products for the Macintosh

Product System Requirements


Product Categories
Products Categories

To pick a product from the one of the categories, you just need to click on the category name. There are three product categories to choose from, and each category contains products which meet specific interests. And best of all - Any of these products offer hours of efficient and productive solutions to your every day household and small business needs!

All

All of the products featured in the Microsoft Productivity Catalog.

Creativity

Products that lets your creative inclinations blossom.

Hardware

In this category you will find information about some of Microsoft´s line of hardware products specially designed to make using you PC more productive and enjoyable.

Mapping

Products that help you get to where you want to go, learn about where you´ve been and plan the trip of tomorrow.

Personal Productivity

Products to enhance your personal finances and home office.

Reference

Microsoft products for reference and education.

Small Business

These Microsoft products will help your small business flourish.

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Product Information - The Three Buttons


Installing and Accessing Software

Several of the products featured on the Productivity Catalog can be installed directly from the Microsoft Productivity Catalog. There are also several products which are accessible through the Microsoft Network.

The following topics provide detailed instructions for installing, accessing or playing software featured on the Productivity Catalog:

Free Software

Locations on the World Wide Web

Product System Requirements

You can use a shortcut for quicker access to your favorite programs, without having to remember where the program is located.

To manually create a shortcut to a program after it has been installed, click and hold the program icon, and then drag the icon onto your desktop and let go. This will create a desktop shortcut that you can click to start the program. You can also follow the following steps:

To create a Shortcut in Explorer using the File menu

1.	Select the File menu on Top Menu Bar.

2.	Select the Create Shortcut command.


Free Software

The Microsoft Productivity Catalog includes some trial software to allow you to experience some of the features our products have to offer.

The following topics provide detailed instructions for installing software featured on the Productivity Catalog:

Installing the Money 97 Trial Version

Installing the Publisher 97 Trial Version

Related topics

Locations on the World Wide Web

Product System Requirements


Installing the Money 97 Trial Version

Free on this CD is your Money 97 Trial Version. This trial version contains the same features and functionality as the full version of Microsoft Money 97with the following exceptions:

It will only allow you to enter transactions within a 90-day window.  When you upgrade to the full retail release of the product, you´ll be able to open and view all data entered in this version.

Online Banking and Bill Payment services are disabled.

Due to differences in currency formats, data entered into this trial version are not compatible with international versions of Money 97 (applies to North American versions only).

To install the Money 97 Trial Version from the Productivity Catalog

1.	Select the Money 97 product button.

2.	In the Overview tab, click the Install Software button.

3.	Click on the Install Trial Version icon.

4.	Follow the setup directions until installation is complete.

 To use Money 97 your computer must meet the minimum system requirements.

To use the Money 97 Trial Version

1.	Click on the Start button on the taskbar.

2.	Point to Programs.

3.	Click on Microsoft Money.

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Free Software

Product System Requirements


Installing the Publisher 97 Trial Version

Free on this CD is your Publisher 97 Trial Version. This trial version contains the same features and functionality as full version of Microsoft Publisher 97 (3.5" disk media) with the following two exceptions:

This version is for a limited time only and will expire 60 days from installation.

Product Support is provided through the Microsoft Publisher Web site at http://www.microsoft.com/publisher/.

To install the Publisher 97 Trial Version from the Productivity Catalog

1.	Select the Publisher 97 product button.

2.	In the Overview tab, click the Install Software button.

3.	Click on the Install Trial Version icon.

4.	Follow the setup directions until installation is complete.

 To use Publisher your computer must meet the minimum system requirements.

To use the Publisher 97 Trial Version

1.	Click on the Start button on the taskbar.

2.	Point to Programs.

3.	Click on Microsoft Publisher.

Related topics

Free Software

Product System Requirements


Locations on the World Wide Web

Many of the Microsoft Products featured on the Productivity Catalog have their own Home pages on the World Wide Web. To access these pages and multitudes of additional information about Microsoft and its products, please use the following URL:

http://www.microsoft.com/


Problems Viewing the Demos

 You can exit a demo at any time by pressing the ESC key on the keyboard.

If you encounter other problems, exit all other applications; there may be a conflict with the Productivity Catalog, an individual demo or there might not be enough available memory.

If you encounter other problems viewing the demos; you may have a hardware or video conflict; or you may need to upgrade your video driver. For more information, please contact your hardware manufacturer.


Products for the Macintosh
Productivity Products for the Macintosh

The following products are also available for the Macintosh:

Microsoft Bookshelf 1996-97 Edition for the Macintosh


Purchasing Information

For information on purchasing the products featured on this Productivity Catalog:

Contact your local retailer, or

Call Microsoft´s Sales and Information Center at 1-800-426-9400.


System Requirements for Productivity Products

Detailed information about the necessary hardware and software needed to most effectively run the products featured in the Microsoft Productivity Catalog are listed in the following topics.

To view the system requirements of a product, click on the product name or press TAB to highlight the product name, then press ENTER. Use the scroll bar or press the PAGE DOWN key to view products not visible on your screen. To return to the Help topic you were previously reading, click Back on the button bar above or press CRTL+ B on your keyboard.

Julia Child: Home Cooking with Master Chefs

Microsoft Automap Streets Plus

Microsoft Automap Trip Planner

Microsoft Bookshelf 1996-97 Edition

Microsoft Bookshelf 1996-97 Edition for the Macintosh

Microsoft Bookshelf Intro Edition

Microsoft CarPoint

Microsoft Complete Gardening

Microsoft Creative Writer 2

Microsoft Encarta 97 Encyclopedia

Microsoft Encarta 97 Encyclopedia for the Macintosh

Microsoft Encarta 97 World Atlas

Microsoft Encarta Intro Edition

Microsoft Greetings Workshop

Microsoft Home Mouse

Microsoft Money 97

Microsoft Money 97 Trial Version

Microsoft Mouse 2.0

Microsoft Natural Keyboard

Microsoft Network

Microsoft Picture It!

Microsoft Publisher 97

Microsoft Publisher 97 Trial Version

Microsoft Works

Reader´s Digest Complete Do-It-Yourself Guide


Deadly Tide

CPU:	Pentium 75 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	25 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	Quad-speed CD-ROM or higher
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


Deadly Tide Trial Version

CPU:	Pentium 75 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	11 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	Quad-speed CD-ROM or higher
Video:	PCI SVGA video with 1 MB of memory for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device Joystick or other flight control recommended


DreamWorks Interactive Cooper McQue Breaks Through!

CPU:	Pentium 60 or higher microprocessor
Hard Disk:	10 MB fixed disk space
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher (4x recommended)
Video:	640-480 by 256 color card and monitor
Sound:	16-bit Sound Blaster compatible board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


DreamWorks Interactive Goosebumps:  Escape From Horrorland

CPU:	Pentium 60 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB (16+ MB recommended)
Hard Disk:	10 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	Quad-speed CD-ROM or higher
Video:	640x480 Super VGA monitor with 256 colors, PCI 1 MB video card
Sound:	8-bit sound card with headphones or speakers (16-bit recommended)
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


DreamWorks Interactive Someone´s in the Kitchen

CPU:	Pentium 60 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	20 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher (4x recommended)
Video:	640-480 by 256 color card and monitor
Sound:	16-bit Sound Blaster compatible board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


DreamWorks Interactive The Neverhood

CPU:	Pentium 75 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB (16+ MB recommended)
Hard Disk:	8 MB (16 recommended)
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	Quad-speed CD-ROM or higher
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	8-bit sound card with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


DreamWorks The Neverhood Trial Version

CPU:	Pentium 75 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB (16+ MB recommended)
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	Quad-speed CD-ROM or higher
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	8-bit sound card with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


GEX

CPU:	Pentium 75 or higher microprocessor (Pentium 100 recommended)
RAM:	8 MB (16+ MB recommended)
Hard Disk:	10 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher
Video:	Super VGA local bus video with 1 MB of VRAM or higher
Sound:	8-bit sound card with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device Sidewinder Gamepad recommended


GEX Trial Version

CPU:	Pentium 75 or higher microprocessor (Pentium 100 recommended)
RAM:	8 MB (16+ MB recommended)
Hard Disk:	10 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher
Video:	Super VGA local bus video with 1 MB of VRAM or higher
Sound:	8-bit sound card with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device Sidewinder Gamepad recommended


Hellbender

CPU:	Pentium 75 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	32 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	Quad-speed CD-ROM or higher
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers recommended
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device SideWinder 3D Pro recommended


Hellbender Trial Version

CPU:	Pentium 75 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	40 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	Quad-speed CD-ROM or higher
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers recommended
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device SideWinder 3D Pro recommended


Julia Child:  Home Cooking with Master Chefs

CPU:	386SX or higher microprocessor
RAM:	4 MB
Hard Disk:	6 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later
Drives:	Double speed CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support) or higher
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended


Microsoft 3D Movie Maker

CPU:	486/50 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	12 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT workstation version 3.51 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support) with local bus video
Sound:	16-bit sound card with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Other:	Microphone required to record sounds


Microsoft 3D Movie Maker Trial Version

CPU:	486/50 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	6 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95
Drives:	CD-ROM required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support) with local bus video
Sound:	16-bit sound card with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Other:	Microphone required to record sounds


Microsoft Arcade

CPU:	386 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	2 MB
Hard Disk:	2 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later
Drives:	3.5" High Density disk drive
Video:	VGA (for 16-colors) or Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers recommended
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended


Microsoft Automap Streets Plus

CPU:	486DX/33 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	3.5 MB (8 MB recommended)
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later or Windows NT 4.0 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Modem:	9.6 bps (minimum); 14.4 bps or higher required for on-line components


Microsoft Automap Trip Planner

CPU:	486DX/33 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	8 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0 or later
Drives:	CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers recommended
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device
Modem:	9.6 bps (minimum); 14.4 bps or higher required for on-line components


The Best of Microsoft Windows Entertainment Pack

CPU:	386 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	640K plus 256K configured as extended memory
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later
Drives:	One 3.5 high-density disk drive and a hard disk.
Video:	EGA, VGA, SVGA, 8514/A, Hercules graphics card, or compatible video graphics adapter and monitor (color monitor recommended).
Sound:	Optional audio board and head phones or speakers. Audio support requires Microsoft Windows operating system version 3.1 or Microsoft Windows 3.0 with multimedia extensions.
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


Microsoft Beyond the Limit:  Ultimate Climb

CPU:	486DX/66 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	10 MB (15 MB recommended)
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0 or later
Drives:	Double speed or faster CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


Microsoft Bookshelf 1996-97 Edition

CPU:	486SX/33 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	4 MB
Hard Disk:	4.5 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or Windows 95 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers recommended
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended


Microsoft Bookshelf 1996-97 Edition for the Macintosh

CPU:	Any Macintosh computer that supports a 256-color, 640x480
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	4.5 MB
Operating System:	System 7.1 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher recommended
Video:	(13 inch) or higher resolution monitor
Note:	In place of a local CD-ROM drive, Microsoft Bookshelf may run from an AppleTalk share using a remotely mounted CD ROM or hard containing the complete Bookshelf 1996-97 CD image.


Microsoft Bookshelf Intro Edition

CPU:	486SX or higher microprocessor (386DX minimum)
RAM:	4 MB
Hard Disk:	2 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95
Video:	VGA (for 16-colors) or Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Recommended
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Modem:	9.6 bps (minimum); 14.4 bps or higher recommended
Other:	Subscription to the Microsoft Network


Microsoft CarPoint

Video:	Super VGA (256-colors or more)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Devices:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device and Keyboard
Modem:	9600 bps connection to the Internet (or faster).  (14.4 kbps or higher recommended)
Other:	Web Browser:  Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 or higher, or Netscape Navigator 2.0 or higher


Microsoft Cinemania 97

CPU:	486SX/33 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB for Windows 95 16 MB for Windows NT Workstation.
Hard Disk:	200 KB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT Workstation 3.51 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Windows compatible modem and online service required for online monthly update service.


Microsoft Cinemania 97 for the Macintosh

CPU:	Apple Macintosh® personal computer witha Mac OS System 7 or faster processor, Power Mac® recommended.
RAM:	8 MB (11 MB available space recommended for best preformance)
Hard Disk:	8 MB available space required for monthly updates
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Compatible pointing device
Input Device:	Apple® compatible modem and online service required for online monthly update service.


Microsoft Close Combat

CPU:	Pentium or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	20 MB
Operating System:	Windows 95
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Other:	Head-to-head network or modem play requires a TCP/IP connection (9600 baud modem or higher)


Microsoft Close Combat for the Macintosh

CPU:	PowerPC 601 or higher
RAM:	12 MB
Hard Disk:	20 MB
Operating System:	7.5 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Apple mouse or compatible pointing device
Other:	Head-to-head network or modem play requires a TCP/IP connection (9600 baud modem or higher)


Microsoft Close Combat Trial Version

CPU:	Pentium or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	30 MB
Operating System:	Windows 95
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Other:	Head-to-head network or modem play requires a TCP/IP connection (9600 baud modem or higher)


Microsoft Complete Gardening

CPU:	486/33 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB for Windows 95 16 MB for Windows NT Workstation.
Hard Disk:	10 MB
Operating System:	Windows 95 or Windows NT 3.51 or higher
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers required
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended


Microsoft Creative Writer 2

CPU:	486/33 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB (16 MB optimal)
Hard Disk:	16 MB (22 MB optimal)
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA for full 256-color support
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device
Other:	Microsoft Windows-compatible modem and online service required for e-mail and Web pages (Contact your Internet service provider for additional details.)


Microsoft Creative Writer 2 Trial Version

CPU:	486 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB (16 MB recommended)
Hard Disk:	7.7 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0
Video:	Super VGA for full 256-color support
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


Microsoft Dogs

CPU:	386SX or higher microprocessor
RAM:	0-3 MB
Hard Disk:	2.5 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later, or Windows 95
Drives:	CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended


Microsoft EasyBall

CPU:	386SX or higher microprocessor
RAM:	640K (4 MB to play Pointerland)
Hard Disk:	260K (3 MB to play Pointerland)
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later
Drives:	One 3.5 high-density disk drive
Video:	MDA, CBA, EGA, VGA, SVGA, XGA, or VESA VCI-compatible video adapter.)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Other:	A 9-pin serial port that is unused by internal and external devices (9-25-pin serial adapter is available directly from Microsoft).  If an unused serial port is not available, customers can order a MouseSwitch directly from Microsoft.  The MouseSwitch allows both EasyBall and Microsoft Mouse or 100-percent compatible device to be connected to a single 9-pin serial port (only one device can be active at a time)


Microsoft Encarta 97 Encyclopedia

CPU:	486DX/33 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB (for Windows NT:  12 MB)
Hard Disk:	For Windows 3.1:  20 MB For Windows 95:  15 MB For Windows NT:  13 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1, Windows 95 or Windows NT
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher required
Video:	Super VGA Color Monitor (640x480 resolution or higher) For Deluxe only: Local bus video with 1 MB of VRAM or higher
Sound:	Soundblaster or compatible sound card & headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Other:	To use Encarta Yearbook, Web Links and Monthly Online Updates, you need:  - A modem (9600 bps or higher recommended)  - Access to the Internet  - 4 MB of hard-disk space, plus 1 MB per monthly download


Microsoft Encarta 97 Encyclopedia for the MacIntosh

CPU:	Any MacIntosh® LCII (68030) or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	12 MB recommended
Operating System:	7.1 or later
Drives:	CD-ROM drive required
Video:	256-color (640X480) or higher resolution monitor
Other:	To use Encarta Yearbook, Web Links and Monthly Online Updates, you need:  - A modem (9600 bps or higher recommended)  - Access to the Internet  - 4 MB of hard-disk space, plus 1 MB per monthly download


Microsoft Encarta 97 World Atlas

CPU:	486DX/33 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB (12 MB for Windows NT)
Hard Disk:	7 MB (minimum)
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT 3.51 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher required
Video:	VGA 16 color support required (Super VGA for full 256-color support recommended)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Other:	Hayes-compatible modem required for Internet access


Microsoft Encarta Intro Edition

CPU:	486SX or higher microprocessor (386DX minimum)
RAM:	8 MB  (6 MB minimum)
Hard Disk:	9 MB (2 MB minimum free)
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Recommended
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Modem:	9.6 bps (minimum); 14.4 bps or higher recommended
Other:	Subscription to the Microsoft Network
During the first installation of Encarta Intro Edition, users will experience a one-time only 5-10 minute wait while the interface software is downloaded onto the computer hard-drive (<1 MB of hard-disk space).


Microsoft Explorapedia: The World of Nature

CPU:	486SX or higher
RAM:	4 MB
Hard Disk:	8 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


Microsoft Expedia travel services

Video:	Super VGA (256-colors or more)
Input Devices:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device and Keyboard
Modem:	9600 bps connection to the Internet (or faster).  (14.4 kbps or higher recommended)
Other:	Web Browser:  Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 or higher, or Netscape Navigator 2.0 or higher


Microsoft Flight Simulator 6.0

CPU:	486DX/66 MHz or higher microprocessor  (Pentium recommended)
RAM:	8 MB  (16 MB recommended)
Hard Disk:	40 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 operating system
Drives:	Double speed CD-ROM drive
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers required for audio
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended  (Joystick recommended)
Other:	Compatible with flight yoke


Microsoft Fury 3

CPU:	486DX/66 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	For Windows 95:  10 MB For Windows 3.1:  14 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later, or Windows 95
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher required
Video:	Local Bus Super VGA, 256-color display
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Other:	Joystick or other flight control recommended


Microsoft Golf 3.0

CPU:	486/33Mhz or higher microprocessor (Pentium 75 recommended)
RAM:	8 MB (16MB recommended)
Hard Disk:	5 MB
Operating System:	Windows 95 Windows NT or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher required
Video:	256-color Super VGA display 640 x 800 resolution(800 x 600 recommended) with 1 MB VRAM (2 MB recommended)
Sound:	Sound Blaster or Compatible Sound Card (Required)
Input Device:	Joystick preferred
Other:	Modem or Network Card required for multiplayer feature


Microsoft Greetings Workshop

CPU:	486SX or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	30 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	CD-ROM required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers recommended
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Other:	Hayes-compatible modem recommended and required to access on-line content
Other:	Windows-compatible color printer recommended


Microsoft Home Mouse

CPU:	486SX or higher
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	12 MB
Operating System:	MS-DOS® operating system version 2.11 or later  To use IntelliPoint: Windows operating system version 3.1 or later
Drives:	One 3.5 disk drive or 5.25 high-density disk drive
Video:	MDA, CGA, EGA, VGA, SVGA, XGA, or VESA VCI-compatible video adapter
Other:	9-pin serial port


Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0

RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	13 MB (This assumes you already have an Internet provider. If you have no provider, an additional 10 - 15 MB is required to install the MSN components.)
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Other:	14.4-bps or faster modem is recommended for optimum performance.


Microsoft Money 97

CPU:	386DX or higher microprocessor (486/50 recommended)
RAM:	8 MB of memory for Windows 95 12 MB of memory for Windows NT Workstation
Hard Disk:	11 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or Microsoft Windows NT Workstation operating system version 3.51 or later (will not run on earlier versions of Windows)
Drives:	CD-ROM required
Video:	VGA (Super VGA 256-Color recommended)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers recommended
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Modem:	2400 or higher- baud required to use Online Services and the Microsoft MoneyZone


Microsoft Money 97 Trial Version

CPU:	386DX or higher microprocessor (486/50 recommended)
RAM:	8 MB of memory for Windows 95 12 MB of memory for Windows NT Workstation
Hard Disk:	11 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or Microsoft Windows NT Workstation operating system version 3.51 or later (will not run on earlier versions of Windows)
Drives:	CD-ROM required
Video:	VGA (Super VGA 256-Color recommended)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers recommended
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended


Microsoft Mouse version 2.0

CPU:	486SX or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	12 MB
Operating System:	MS-DOS¨ version 3.1 or higher (To use IntelliPoint software, you also need Windows operating system version 3.1 or later, including Windows 95, or Windows NT version 3.1 or later.)
Drives:	One 3.5" high-density (1.44) disk drive
Video:	MDA, CGA, EGA, VGA, SVGA, XGA or VESA VCI - compatible video adapter
Input Device:	A round mouse port (PS/2) or a 9-pin or 25-pin serial port (A mouse port[PS/2] 6-pin-to-9-pin serial adapter is included; coupon for a mouse port [PS/2] 6-pin-to-25-pin serial adapter is also included).


Microsoft Natural Keyboard

CPU:	286SX or higher (To use the Microsoft Natural Keyboard  with Windows 95, a 486 or higher microprocessor is required.)
RAM:	4 MB
Operating System:	MS-DOS¨ 2.0 or higher (To use IntelliPoint software and Windows function keys, you also need Windows operating system version 3.1 or later, including Windows 95, or Windows NT version 3.1 or later.)
Drives:	One 3.5" or one 5.25 high-density (1.44) disk drive
Video:	MDA, CGA, EGA, VGA, SVGA, XGA or VESA VCI - compatible video adapter
Port:	One PS/2¨ -compatible mouse port, or one 5-pin DIN keyboard port. This keyboard is NOT compatible with a serial port.


Microsoft Network

CPU:	486DX or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	20 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Video:	VGA or higher-resolution graphics adapter
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device
Other:	14.4 kbps modem (faster modems recommended)


Nickelodeon 3D Movie Maker

CPU:	486/50 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	12 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT workstation version 3.51 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support) with local bus video
Sound:	16-bit sound card with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Other:	Microphone required to record sounds


Nickelodeon 3D Movie Maker Trial Version

CPU:	486/50 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	6 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95
Drives:	CD-ROM required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support) with local bus video
Sound:	16-bit sound card with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Other:	Microphone required to record sounds


Microsoft Oceans

CPU:	486 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	4 MB
Hard Disk:	0-3 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later, or Windows 95
Drives:	CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


Microsoft Picture It!

CPU:	486DX or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	CD-ROM required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Modem:	9600 or higher baud modem
Optional:	Printers, scanners, plotters, and networks supported by Microsoft Windows (no special network version required).


Microsoft PJ´s Reading Adventures

CPU:	486SX/25 or higher microprocessor (486DX/33 recommended)
RAM:	4 MB (8 MB recommended)
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or higher
Drives:	CD-ROM required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	8-bit sound capability (16-bit recommended)
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended


Microsoft Publisher 97

CPU:	386DX or higher microprocessor (486 recommended)
RAM:	6 MB (8 MB recommended on Windows 95, 12MB recommended on Windows NT)
Hard Disk:	Minimum Installation:  9.5MB Typical Installation:  116MB for CD Deluxe; Maximum installation for 3.5:  72MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 3.51 or later
Drives:	CD-ROM drive required for CD Deluxe One 3.5 high density disk drive for floppy version
Video:	VGA or higher-resolution monitor
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device
Modem:	9600 or higher baud modem required for online features (28,800 baud recommended)
Other:	Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 or compatible World Wide Web browser required for Microsoft Clip Gallery Live and Web Site Preview.
Other:	World Wide Web access required for Microsoft Clip Gallery Live (Online Service must be acquired separately, and may require a monthly fee.)


Microsoft Publisher 97 Trial Version

CPU:	386DX or higher microprocessor (486 recommended)
RAM:	8 MB recommended on Windows 95 12MB recommended on Windows NT
Hard Disk:	Minimum Installation:  9.5MB (72MB Maximum)
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 3.51 or later
Drives:	CD-ROM drive required
Video:	VGA or higher (Super VGA 256-color recommended)
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


Microsoft Return of Arcade version 1.0

CPU:	486/66 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	6 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95
Drives:	One 3.5 high density disk drive
Video:	Local Bus Super VGA, 256-color display
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device
Other:	Joystick recommended


Microsoft SideWinder 3D Pro

Other:	15 pin Gameport
To use the enclosed joystick driver for Windows 95 you also need:

Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95
Hard Disk:	600 K
Drives:	One 3.5 high density (1.44 MB) disk drive


Microsoft SideWinder Standard

Other:	15 pin Gameport


Microsoft SideWinder Game Pad

CPU:	486/66 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95
Drives:	Double speed CD-ROM required
Video:	VGA or higher, 256-color
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Other:	Sound Blaster or compatible game port


Microsoft Soccer

CPU:	486DX2 (66Mhz) or higher processor, (Pentium 75 recommended)
RAM:	8MB, (12MB recommended)
Hard Disk:	5MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	CD-ROM required
Video:	Super VGA for full 256-color support (800 x 600 resolution) with 1 MB VRAM (2 MB recommended
Sound:	Sound Blaster or Compatible Sound Card required
Input Device:	Gamepad preferred


Microsoft Space Simulator

CPU:	386/25 or higher microprocessor (486 or higher recommended)
RAM:	550K of conventional memory and 768K of expanded memory
Operating System:	MS-DOS operating system version 5.0 or later
Drives:	High density disk drive
Video:	VGA (for 16-colors) or Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers recommended
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Other:	Compatible with joystick


Microsoft Wine Guide

CPU:	486SX or higher microprocessor
RAM:	4 MB (8 MB recommended)
Hard Disk:	3 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or higher
Drives:	CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


Microsoft Works

CPU:	386DX or higher microprocessor
RAM:	6 MB (8 MB recommended) 12 MB of memory for Windows NT Workstation.
Hard Disk:	5 MB minimum to install (20 MB for complete installation)
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 operating system or Microsoft Windows NT Workstation operating system version 3.51 or later
Drives:	One 3.5 high density disk drive
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device
Modem:	2400 or higher baud modem required to use Works communication tools or to access the Microsoft Network (9600 baud modem recommended).


Microsoft World of Flight

CPU:	486 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	0-3 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later, or Windows 95
Drives:	CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


Monster Truck Madness

CPU:	Pentium
RAM:	8 MB  (12 MB recommended)
Hard Disk:	35 MB minimum
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers recommended
Input Device:	SideWinder 3D Pro recommended
Other:	Optional modem or local area network for multiplayer game play


Monster Truck Madness Trial Version

CPU:	Pentium
RAM:	8 MB  (12 MB recommended)
Hard Disk:	20 MB minimum
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers recommended
Input Device:	SideWinder 3D Pro recommended


NBA Full Court Press

CPU:	488DX2 (66Mhz) or higher processor, Pentium recommended
RAM:	8 MB  (16 MB recommended)
Hard Disk:	10 MB minimum
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or later
Drives:	CD-ROM
Video:	Super VGA (800 x 600 resolution)
Sound:	Sound Blaster or Compatible Sound Card required
Input Device:	Gamepad preferred


Reader´s Digest Complete Do-It-Yourself Guide

CPU:	486/33 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB for Windows 95 16 MB for Windows NT Workstation.
Hard Disk:	10 MB
Operating System:	Windows 95 or Windows NT 3.51 or higher
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM or higher required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers required
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended


Scholastic´s® Magic School Bus Series

CPU:	486SX or higher microprocessor
RAM:	4 MB (8 recommended)
Hard Disk:	5 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	8-bit audio board with extended MIDI playback capability, headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended


Scholastic´s the Magic School Bus Explores in the Age of Dinosaurs

CPU:	486SX/33 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB required for Win95 (12 MB required for Windows NT)
Hard Disk:	6 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT workstation version 3.51 or later
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	8-bit sound board required (16-bit recommended) Headphones or speakers required
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


Scholastic´s the Magic School Bus® Explores Inside the Earth

CPU:	486SX/25 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	for Windows 3.1:  4 MB required (8 MB recommended) for Windows 95: 8 MB required
Hard Disk:	5 MB
Operating System:	EITHER MS-DOS® version 5.0 or later with Windows® version 3.1 or later OR Windows 95 OR Windows NT 3.51
Drives:	Double-speed or faster CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	8-bit sound board required (16-bit recommended) Headphones or speakers required
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


Scholastic´s The Magic School Bus Explores the Human Body

CPU:	486SX or higher microprocessor
RAM:	4 MB (8 recommended)
Hard Disk:	5 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later or Windows 95
Drives:	Double-speed or faster CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	8-bit audio board with extended MIDI playback capability, headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended


Scholastic´s The Magic School Bus Explores the Human Body for the MacIntosh

CPU:	Macintosh LC 550 or higher with color monitor
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	8 MB
Operating System:	7.1 or higher
Drives:	Double-speed CD-ROM drive or higher required


Scholastic´s The Magic School Bus Explores the Ocean

CPU:	486SX or higher microprocessor
RAM:	4 MB (8 recommended)
Hard Disk:	5 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later or Windows 95
Drives:	Double-speed or faster CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	8-bit audio board with extended MIDI playback capability, headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended


Scholastic´s The Magic School Bus Explores the Ocean for the Macintosh

CPU:	Macintosh LC 550 or higher
RAM:	8 MB
Hard Disk:	8 MB
Operating System:	System 7.1 or later
Drives:	Double-speed or faster CD-ROM drive required
Video:	13" Color Monitor or bigger
Optional:	Printer or network compatible with System 7.1 or later


Scholastic´s The Magic School Bus Explores the Solar System

CPU:	486SX or higher microprocessor
RAM:	4 MB (8 recommended)
Hard Disk:	5 MB
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1 or later or Windows 95
Drives:	Double-speed or faster CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Audio board with headphones or speakers
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended


Scholastic´s the Magic School Bus Trial Versions

CPU:	486SX/25 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	for Windows 3.1:  4 MB required (8 MB recommended) for Windows 95: 8 MB required
Hard Disk:	5 MB
Operating System:	EITHER MS-DOS® version 5.0 or later with Windows® version 3.1 or later OR Windows 95 OR Windows NT 3.51
Drives:	Double-speed or faster CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	8-bit sound board required (16-bit recommended) Headphones or speakers required
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


Microsoft Interactive CD Sampler

CPU:	486/66 or higher microprocessor
RAM:	8 MB (16 recommended)
Hard Disk:	5 MB
Operating System:	Windows 95
Drives:	Double-speed or faster CD-ROM drive required
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	8-bit sound board required (16-bit recommended) Headphones or speakers required
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


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Cooper McQue Breaks Through!	1996 DreamWorks SKG Interactive
GEX™	This product is produced under license from Crystal Dynamics.  Copyright Crystal Dynamics 1995.  All rights reserved.  Crystal Dynamics, the GEX character and GEX are trademarks of Crystal Dynamics.
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Microsoft® Bookshelf® 1996-97 Edition	The Original Roget´s Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases (Americanized Version) is licensed from Longman Group UK Limited. Copyright © 1994 Longman Group UK Limited. All rights reserved. The People´s Chronology is licensed from Henry Holt and Company, Inc. Copyright © 1995, 1996 by James Trager. All rights reserved. The Columbia Dictionary of Quotations is licensed from Columbia University Press. Copyright © 1993, 1995 by Columbia University Press. All rights reserved. The Concise Columbia Encyclopedia is licensed from Columbia University Press. Copyright © 1995 by Columbia University Press. All rights reserved. The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Third Edition © 1992 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Electronic version licensed from INSO Corporation. All rights reserved. The ZIP Code database is licensed from the United States Postal Service. Microsoft is a non-exclusive licensee of the United States Postal Service. Copyright © 1995 by the United States Postal Service. All rights reserved. The ZIP Code database contained in Microsoft® Bookshelf ® 1996-97 Edition is intended for reference purposes only and may not be used for the purposes of qualifying for postal rate discounts. International CorrectSpell™ spelling correction system © 1993 by INSO Corporation.  All rights reserved. Image compression technology by Iterated Systems, Inc. Audio compression technology by Voxware, Inc. Internet Directory 96, edited by Kevin Savetz.
Microsoft® CarPoint™	Auto-By-Tel is a trademark of Auto-By-Tel, LLC.  IntelliChoice, Inc. Just the Facts reports and other CarPoint automotive data, Copyright © 1986-1996, IntelliChoice, Inc. All rights reserved. IntelliChoice and the IntelliChoice logo are registered trademarks of IntelliChoice, Inc. Just the Facts is a trademark of IntelliChoice, Inc.  Images copyright © 1996 PhotoDisc, Inc.  Stewart Cohen/Tony Stone Images  Panoramic digital imagery provided by eVox Productions Courtesy of AM General Corporation. Hummer is a registered trademark of AM General Corporation. Courtesy of American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Courtesy of American Isuzu Motors Inc. Courtesy of American Suzuki Motor Corporation Courtesy of Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd. Courtesy of Automobili Lamborghini USA Courtesy of BMW of North America, Inc. Courtesy of Chrysler Corporation Courtesy of Ferrari North America, Inc. Courtesy of Ford Motor Company Courtesy of Hyundai Motor America Courtesy of Jaguar Cars Courtesy of Kia Motors America Courtesy of Land Rover North America, Inc. Courtesy of Lexus Division, Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Courtesy of Lotus Cars USA, Inc. Courtesy of Mazda Motors of America. Inc. Courtesy of Mercedes-Benz of North America Courtesy of Mitsubishi Motor Sales of America, Inc. Courtesy of Nissan Motor Corporation in U.S.A.Images of Nissan vehicles are used by permission of Nissan. The Nissan models displayed in the product are available only in the United States. The Nissan logo and Infiniti logo are trademarks of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.  Courtesy of Porsche Cars North America Courtesy of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Courtesy of Saab Cars U.S.A., Inc. Courtesy of Subaru of America, Inc. Courtesy of Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Courtesy of Volkswagen of America, Inc. Courtesy of Volvo Cars of North America Photographers: Richard George Teresa Herriman R.C. Moorhead The National Motor Museum Beaulieu Bradley Nevin Peter du Pré John Vincent
Microsoft® Cinemania® 97	Leonard Maltin´s Movie & Video Guide 1997, Copyright © Leonard Maltin 1969, 1974, 1978, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992.  Copyright © Jessie Films Ltd., 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996.  Published by arrangement with Dutton Signet, a division of Penguin Books USA Inc. All rights reserved. 5001 Nights At The Movies is licensed from Henry Holt and Company, Inc. Copyright ©1982, 1984, 1991 by Pauline Kael. All rights reserved. The Film Encyclopedia, First Edition is licensed from HarperCollins Publishers Inc. ©1979 by Ephraim Katz and See Hear Productions, Inc. Roger Ebert´s Video Companion is licensed from The Ebert Company, Ltd.  Copyright © 1985-1995 by Roger Ebert.  All rights reserved.  Published by arrangement with Andrews and McMeel.  Cover photograph of Roger Ebert courtesy of Buena Vista Television. The Encyclopedia of Film is licensed from BASELINE II, Inc.© 1991-1996 BASELINE II, Inc.  All rights reserved. The Motion Picture Guide Annual 1996, and selected entries from The Motion Picture Guide and its annual supplements are licensed from News America Publishing Incorporated.  © 1996, 1995, 1994, 1990 News America Publishing Incorporated.  © 1991-1993 BASELINE II, Inc. © 1985-1989  CINEBOOKS, INC.  All rights reserved. Academy Award(s), Oscar(s) and the Oscar statuette are registered trademarks and service marks of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.  The Oscar statuette is also a copyrighted property of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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Microsoft® Flight Simulator™ 6.0	Microsoft Flight Simulator scenery designed for Microsoft Corporation by Microscene, Inc., under contract, and produced by Microsoft Corporation. Satellite image processing for Las Vegas area scenery provided by the Environmental Research Institute of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Portions © Copyright 1996 FlightSafety International, Inc. All rights reserved. FlightSafety International is a registered trademark of FlightSafety International, Inc.  MICHELIN is a registered trademark and is used with the permission of Michelin North America, Inc. BFGoodrich is a registered trademark of The B.F.Goodrich Company.  This product is for entertainment purposes only and shall not be used for training purposes. It is not part of an approved training program under the standards of the FAA or any other regulatory authority. Special thanks to the following for their contributions to the realism and spirit of Flight Simulator: Patty Wagstaff The B. F. Goodrich Company Aero Sport Inc. The Boeing Corporation User Interface Photo Credits Patty Wagstaffs performance card photo provided by Patty Wagstaff Air Shows Inc. Extra 300 in level flight photo provided by Patty Wagstaff Air Shows Inc. Extra 300 in 90-degree flight photo provided by Patty Wagstaff Air Shows Inc. Learjet35 photo provided by Learjet. Globe photo provided by NOAA/Science Photo Library/Photo Researchers, Inc. E6B navigation circular slide rule/Visual Dictionary of Flight photo provided by Andy Crawford/Dorling Kindersley. Rotary engine/eyewitness flying machine photo provided by Dorling Kindersley. Commercial airport, aerial photo provided by George Hall/Check Six. Cessna Skylane 182 photo provided by Lonna Tucker/Check Six. Boeing 737 photo provided by George Hall/Check Six. Cessna 182RG photo provided by Richard Neville/Check Six. Cessna Skylane RG photos provided Cessna Aircraft Company. Palouse Valley aerial photo provided by Chuck Pefley/Tony Stone Images. Urban sprawl aerial photo provided by Gary Milburn/Tom Stack & Associates. Altocumulous clouds photo provided by Mary Clay/Tom Stack & Associates. Learjet 60 at Salton Sea photo provided by Mike Fizer Photography. Front of prop plane photo provided by Mike Fizer Photography. Aviator glasses photo provided by Bausch & Lomb, Inc. Sopwith Camel photo provided by David Davies/Air Portraits. Cityscape photos ©1996 PhotoDisc, Inc. (volume 16) Logbook photo ©1996 PhotoDisc, Inc. (volume 8) Mountains on globe photo ©1996 PhotoDisc, Inc. (volume 16) Clouds photos ©1996 PhotoDisc, Inc. (volume 6) Water on brown earth photo ©1996 PhotoDisc, Inc. (volume 16)  Crops photo ©1996 PhotoDisc, Inc. (volume 19) Sun burst and blue sky photo ©1996 PhotoDisc, Inc. (volume 19) Background photos ©1996 PhotoDisc, Inc. (volume 16) Mountain background photo ©1996 PhotoDisc, Inc. (volume 16) Calculator photo ©1996 PhotoDisc, Inc. (volume 1) Hand holding CD photo ©1996 PhotoDisc, Inc. (volume 14) Computer photo ©1996 PhotoDisc, Inc. (volume 1) Buildings photo ©1996 PhotoDisc, Inc. (volume 16) Pilots Help Photo Credits Close-up of Patty Wagstaff, aerobatic pilot provided by Patty Wagstaff Air Shows Inc. Simulator training photos in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. FlightSafety students photo in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Sectional chart photo in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Piper Seminole trainers photo in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Preflight planning photo in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Scanning photo in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Right of way rules photos in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Altimeter photos in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Class C airspace photo in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Class B airspace photo in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Class B airspace chart photo in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. IFR training photo in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Airflow/stalls photos in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Traffic pattern photo in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Pitot-static system photo in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Pitot tube photo in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Airspeed indicator photos in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Vertical speed indicator photos in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Airflow photo in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Checking weather photo in Pilots Help provided by of FlightSafety International, Inc. Space Shuttle Discovery photo in Pilot's Help provided by Corbis-Bettman.  Wright military plane photo in Pilot's Help provided by Corbis-Bettman.  Douglas Corrigan photo in Pilot's Help provided by UPI/Corbis-Bettman.  Clarence L. (Kelly) Johnson photo in Pilot's Help provided by UPI/Corbis-Bettman.  Geoffrey De Havilland photo in Pilot's Help provided by UPI/Corbis-Bettman.  Orville Wright photo in Pilot's Help provided by Corbis-Bettman.  Voyager at Edwards AFB photo in Pilot's Help provided by UPI/Corbis-Bettman.  FA/18 Hornet/Blue Angels photo in Pilots Help provided by Check Six. Boeing 747-400 photo in Pilot's Help provided by George Hall/Check Six F-15 Eagle photo in Pilot's Help provided by George Hall/Check Six F/A-18D Strike Hornet photo in Pilot's Help provided by Joe Towers/Check Six.  Cessna 182RG photo in Pilot's Help provided by Richard Neville/Check Six.  B-25 Mitchell photo in Pilot's Help provided by Dan Simonsen/Check Six.  De-icing at Logan Airport photo in Pilot's Help provided by John Clark/Check Six.  Flight attendant photo in Pilot's Help provided by Tom Tracy/FPG International.  Man with basketball photo in Pilot's Help provided by Michael Golman/FPG International.  Charles Lindbergh photo in Pilot's Help provided by FPG International.  Water tower in Bourbon photo in Pilot's Help provided by Dale Kirksey/FPG International.  Rivers in Utah photo in Pilot's Help provided by James Porto/FPG International.  Interstate highway in Washington DC photo in Pilot's Help provided by James Pickerell/FPG International.  Railroad tracks aerial photo in Pilot's Help provided by Steve Gottlieb/FPG International.  NASA weather satellite photo in Pilot's Help provided by Gerald French/FPG International.  Radar sensors at weather station photo in Pilot's Help provided by FPG International.  Provencia Island airport photo in Pilot's Help provided by Marco Corsetti/FPG International.  Chicago airport runway at dusk in Pilot's Help provided by Ken Reid/FPG International.  Namibia desert dunes photo in Pilot's Help provided by Jean-Paul Manceau/Tony Stone Images.  Arctic Ocean/birds photo in Pilot's Help provided by John Beatty/Tony Stone Images.  Car and storm clouds overhead photo in Pilot's Help provided by Chris Johns/Tony Stone Images.  Airplanes in fog on runway photo in Pilot's Help provided by Jeffrey Zaruba/Tony Stone Images.  Earth photo in Pilot's Help provided by NASA/Tony Stone Images.  Pinwheel photo in Pilot's Help provided by Jim Corwin/Tony Stone Images.  Air traffic control room photo in Pilot's Help provided by Paul Chesley/Tony Stone Images.  Grass field landing photo in Pilot's Help provided by Kathy Bushue/Tony Stone Images.  Sergei Via Dimirovich Ilyshin and Artem Ivanovich Mikoyan photo in Pilot's Help provided by Sovfoto.  Circuit Breakers in Cessna photo in Pilot's Help provided by Mike Fizer Photography.  Dallas sectional chart photo in Pilot's Help provided by Mike Fizer Photography. Traffic Pattern/Airmans Information Manual photo in Pilot's Help provided Mike Fizer Photography.  Flight instructor with student photo in Pilot's Help provided by Mike Fizer Photography.  Human ear photo in Pilot's Help provided by Peter Cull/Science Photo Library/Photo Researchers, Inc.  Textures Photo Credits Urban Seattle, Washington, aerial photos provided by Adrien Meredith Hefta. Java, Indonesia, aerial photo provided by Guido Alberto Rossi/The Image Bank.  City buildings, Tokyo, aerial photo provided by Peter Hendrie/The Image Bank.  Santorini, Greece, aerial photo provided by Andrea Pistolesi/The Image Bank.  Point Reyes, California, aerial photo provided by Barrie Rokeach/The Image Bank.  Canadian tundra aerial photo provided by John Eastcott/YVA Momatiuk/The Image Works.  Alaska aerial photo provided by Earth Scenes/Animals Animals.  Tucson suburb aerial photo provided by Joe Sohm/Corbis.
Microsoft® Flight Simulator Bonus Pack	Microsoft Caribbean, Hawaii, Japan, New York, and Paris were designed for Microsoft by MicroScene, Inc., under license, and produced by the Bruce Artwick Organization, Ltd.
Microsoft® Fury3™	©1995 Terminal Reality Inc.  All rights reserved.
Microsoft® Golf Championship Courses	© 1992-1996 Access Software, Inc. All rights reserved.
Microsoft® Golf Version 3.0	© 1992-1996 Access Software, Inc. All rights reserved.Compression technology by Iterated Systems, Inc.
Microsoft® Greetings Workshop	©1996, Hallmark Cards, Inc.  All rights reserved.  Hallmark Connections is a trademark of Hallmark Licensing, Inc.
Microsoft® Hellbender™	© Copyright 1996 Terminal Reality Inc.  Hellbender uses Smacker Video Technology.  Copyright © 1994-1996 by Invisible, Inc. d.b.a. RAD Software.
Microsoft® Money for Windows™ 95	Online Services are available for a monthly fee. All software is included in Microsoft Money. To use Online Bill Payment you require a checking account with any financial institution in the United States. Online Banking service is available from participating banks. All online services are available in the United States only.
Microsoft® Monster Truck Madness™	Photos and video footage supplied by BIGFOOT © Copyright by BIGFOOT 4X4, Inc. All rights reserved.  BIGFOOT and Snake Bite are registered trademarks of BIGFOOT 4X4, Inc., Saint Louis, Missouri USA. Used under license. Photos and video footage supplied by Monster Patrol © Copyright by Monster Patrol, Inc. All rights reserved. Monster Patrol and the Monster Patrol design are registered trademarks of Paul´s Auto Yard, Inc. Used under license. Photos and video footage supplied by Grave Digger © Copyright by Grave Digger 4X4, Inc. All rights reserved. Grave Digger and the Grave Digger design are registered trademarks of Grave Digger 4X4, Inc. Used under license.  Photos and video footage supplied by Carolina Crusher © Copyright by Carolina Crusher Racing. All rights reserved. Carolina Crusher is a registered trademark of Gary Porter, DBA Carolina Crusher Racing. Used under license. Photos and video footage supplied by Bear Foot © Copyright by Bear Foot, Inc. All rights reserved. Bear Foot is a registered trademark of Bear Foot, Inc. Used under license. Photos and video footage supplied by Patrick Enterprises © Copyright by Patrick Enterprises, Inc. All rights reserved. Samson is a registered trademark of Patrick Enterprises, Inc. Used under license.  Photos supplied by Michael and Pam Vaters © Copyright by Michael and Pamela Vaters. All rights reserved. Boogey Van and the Boogey Van logo are trademarks of Michael and Pamela Vaters. Used under license. Photos supplied by Giant Promotions © Copyright by Giant Promotions. All rights reserved. Overkill is a trademark of Giant Promotions. Used under license.  Ford and the Ford oval design are registered trademarks of Ford Motor Company. Used with permission. Dodge, Dodge Rampage, the Dodge Ram logo, and the Dodge Ram truck design and are trademarks of Chrysler Corporation. Used under license.  Chevrolet, the bow tie emblem, and related body design are trademarks of the Chevrolet Motor Division, General Motors Corporation. Used under license to Microsoft Corporation. Penda is a registered trademark of Penda Corporation.  Used under license.  Goodyear and the Goodyear winged-foot design are trademarks of The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (in Canada, Goodyear Canada, Inc.). Used under license.  Firestone is a registered trademark of Bridgestone/Firestone, Inc. Used with permission. Power Wheels by Fisher-Price is a trademark and Power Wheels is a registered trademark of Fisher-Price, Inc., © 1996 Fisher-Price, Inc. and used under license. The Monster Truck Racing Association logo is a registered trademark of Monster Truck Racing Association and is used under license.  Formula T2 is a trademark of ThrustMaster, Inc. © Copyright 1995 ThrustMaster, Inc. All rights reserved. Red tractor photo in the Monster Manual provided by Aurel-Jerrican/Photo Researchers.  Images © 1996 PhotoDisc, Inc.  Monster truck tire photo which highlights shaving effects courtesy of Lynn Frances Guthrie Other product and company names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. Special thanks to the following people and places for their contributions to the realism and spirit of Monster Truck Madness: Scott Johnston of BIGFOOT 4X4, Inc. Army Armstrong Monster Truck Racing Association (MTRA) B.C. Place Stadium courtesy of B.C. Pavilion Corporation Indiana State Fairgrounds and Indiana State Fairgrounds Event Center RCA Dome and Indiana Convention Center Trans World Dome and St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission Tacoma Dome and City of Tacoma Preston Gates & Ellis, Cestjon McFarland and Lonnie Rosenwald
Microsoft® Oceans	"Panda" symbol: © 1986 copyright WWF- World Wide Fund For Nature (formerly World Wildlife Fund), 1250 24th St. NW, Dept. ZBH3, Washington DC, 20037. WWF Registered Trademark owner.
The Neverhood	1996 DreamWorks SKG Interactive
Microsoft® Return of Arcade	Pac-Man, © 1980 Namco Ltd.  All rights reserved.  Licensed by Microsoft Corporation.  Dig-Dug, © 1982 Namco Ltd.  All rights reserved.  Licensed by Microsoft Corporation. Galaxian, © 1979 Namco Ltd.  All rights reserved.  Licensed by Microsoft Corporation.  Pole Position, © 1982 Namco Ltd.  All rights reserved.  Licensed by Microsoft Corporation. This product contains Indeo™ video compression technology from Intel Corporation.
Microsoft® Soccer	Microsoft Soccer based in part on work developed by Dino Dini. © 1993 Dino Dini. This product was designed and developed by Microsoft in conjunction with Lobotomy Software, Inc.
Someone´s in the Kitchen	1996 DreamWorks SKG Interactive
Microsoft® Wine Guide	Text © 1996 Websters International Publishers.  All rights reserved.  Contains material from Oz Clarke´s Pocket Wine Guide 1993-1997 editions, © 1992-1996 Websters International Publishers, text © 1992-1996 Oz Clarke. CD-ROM engine © Copyright 1993-1996 by Cognitive Applications Limited, Brighton, England. All rights reserved. Produced in conjunction with Cognitive Applications Ltd. Excerpted from Northwest Wines:  A Pocket Guide to the Wines of Washington, Oregon, & Idaho by Paul Gregutt and Jeff Prather.  © Copyright 1994 by Sasquatch Books.  All rights reserved.
Microsoft® Word of Flight	Datasets provided by Viewpoint DataLabs International, Inc., 625 South State Street, Orem, Utah  84058 (1-800-DATASET or 1-801-229-3000; FAX 1-800-229-3300). Package and CDRom image of Amelia Earhart TM/© 1995 Muriel Earhart Morrissey under license authorized by CMG Worldwide, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA.
Nickelodeon 3D Movie Maker	Developed in conjunction with Viacom New Media. The visual, musical and other materials provided by Viacom International Inc. and contained on this CD-ROM are owned and licensed for use by Viacom International Inc., and are protected under the copyright laws of the United States and international treaties.  All materials contained on this CD-ROM, including all trademarks and copyrighted materials, are for personal, non-commercial use only.  Any unauthorized reproduction, duplication, publication, public exhibition, up loading or down loading of materials contained on this CD-ROM, in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited  Any unauthorized use may subject the offender to civil liability and criminal prosecution under applicable federal and state laws. BRender 3-D technology, © 1995 Argonaut Technologies Ltd. Creative consultation by Big Blue Dot. Production of 3-D characters and 3-D backgrounds by Illumin8, Inc. Stick motion and environment by Productions Jarnigoine Inc.
PJ´s Reading Adventures	P.J. Rabbit is a trademark of Rabbit Ears Production, Inc. © 1996 Rabbit Ears Productions, Inc. Rowayton, Connecticut.  All rights reserved.
Reader´s Digest® Complete Do-It-Yourself Guide	Based on New Complete Do-It-Yourself Manual. © 1991 The Reader´s Digest Association, Inc. All rights reserved. Reader´s Digest, The Digest, and the Pegasus logo are registered trademarks of The Reader´s Digest Association, Inc. Animation sequences produced by Digital Post & Graphics, Seattle, WA.  Compression technology by Iterated Systems, Inc.
Scholastic´s The Magic School Bus® Explores in the Age of Dinosaurs	Designed and developed by Music Pen Inc. in conjunction with Microsoft and Scholastic, Inc., for Microsoft. The Music Pen logo is a trademark of Music Pen Inc. © 1996 Scholastic Inc. Based on The Magic School Bus® book series, text © Joanna Cole and illustrations © Bruce Degen.  All rights reserved.  Scholastic, The Magic School Bus and associated designs and logos are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Scholastic, Inc.
Scholastic´s The Magic School Bus® Explores Inside the Earth	Designed and developed by Music Pen Inc. in conjunction with Microsoft and Scholastic, Inc., for Microsoft. The Music Pen logo is a trademark of Music Pen Inc. © 1996 Scholastic Inc. Based on The Magic School Bus® book series, © Joanna Cole and Bruce Degen.  All rights reserved.  Scholastic and The Magic School Bus and logos are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Scholastic, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries.
Scholastic´s The Magic School Bus® Explores the Human Body	Designed and developed by Music Pen Inc. for Microsoft.  The Music Pen logo is a trademark of Music Pen Inc. © 1994 Scholastic Inc. based on The Magic School Bus® book series by Joanna Cole and Bruce Degen.  All rights reserved.  The Magic School Bus and logo are trademarks of Scholastic Inc.
Scholastic´s The Magic School Bus® Explores the Ocean	Designed and developed by Music Pen Inc. in conjunction with Microsoft and Scholastic, Inc., for Microsoft.  The Music Pen logo is a trademark of Music Pen Inc. © 1995 Scholastic Inc. Based on The Magic School Bus® book series, © Joanna Cole and Bruce Degen.  All rights reserved.  Scholastic and The Magic School Bus and logos are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Scholastic, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries.
Scholastic´s The Magic School Bus® Explores the Solar System	© 1994 Scholastic Inc. based on The Magic School Bus® book series by Joanna Cole and Bruce Degen.  All rights reserved.  The Magic School Bus and logo are trademarks of Scholastic Inc.
With humble regards to the following people, without whom this product would not have been possible:

Product Manager:	Victor Cho

Project Manager:	Bethann Martin

Artistic Coordinator:	Peter Ogden

Content & Acting Program Manager:	Carina Jacobs

Developer	Mike Miller

Help Designer:	Carina Jacobs

Production:	Publishing Power

...and many others in the Microsoft Interactive Media Division, too numerous to mention.