This product is horribly misrepresented on the site. Out of the four discs, one is the Visual Dictionary, which is an ancient piece of software created in 1996. Suffice it to say that I could not use it because it insisted that my CD-ROM should be the D: drive. (I have several hard drives, so this is not an option.)

Discs 3 and 4 are an encyclopedia whose creator has gone out of business, as the technical support contact enclosed in the package confirmed. Therefore, one cannot register the product or gain access to some of the features. This makes it fairly pointless, as I hope anyone would agree.

The only really working part of the package is Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus, the 1999 edition.