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Encarta 2004 versus Britannica 2004
I have bought both Encarta and Britannica for years (EB in printed edition too: 32 volumes, 32.000 sheets). This is my opinion in brief: Encarta is excellent in all aspects, but Britannica's authoritative text (sometimes outdated) makes interesting to buy both.
TEXT: Britannica is a superb encyclopedia in text (not in visual aid) since 1768 (you know: an article by Einstein and so on...). Text in electronic version differs from printed encyclopedia (very large articles have been shortened). B...
[Microsoft Encarta Reference Library 2004 CD (84400560) review can be read at Amazon.com]
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05/10/2004
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ENCARTA 2004 Reference Library: The masterpiece encyclopedia
From 1993, Microsoft Corporation has started the Encarta series.
They don't tell us where did the name come from and neither do I know. But I DO know that in this new edition it has a brand-new look. What do I mean? The encyclopedia now opens up on the Visual Browser, or VB for short, and is now distributed on two editions: DVD and CD-ROM. That is, a single DVD or a set of four CD-ROMs. There is a 2005 edition out now on the US, but not yet in Latin America. When the Latin American branch...
[Microsoft Encarta Reference Library 2004 CD (84400560) review can be read at Amazon.com]
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08/13/2004
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