Now that the two standout multimedia encyclopedias, Microsoft Encarta and Encyclopedia Britannica, have started to put their contents on the Internet for free consumption, will their CD-ROM ...

Um, try these Encarta CD-ROMs. by Todd Bishop on January 16, 2012 at 3:21 pm January 16, 2012 at 3:29 pm. Share Tweet Share Reddit Email. Sign up for GeekWire's email newsletters!

Thinking of getting a CD-ROM encyclopedia for your computer? Don’t do it. Not if you already have an Internet connection. The two most popular encyclopedia CD-ROMs--Encarta Encyclopedia Deluxe ...

REDMOND, Wash., Aug. 10, 2000 — Microsoft Corp. today unveiled Encarta® Reference Suite 2001, the latest product from its leading interactive learning brand. Encarta Reference Suite 2001 seamlessly ...

Microsoftís Encarta Encyclopedia now comes in two versions: the award-winning Encarta 97 Encyclopedia on a single compact disc, and the new two-CD Encarta 97 Encyclopedia, Deluxe Edition. Each version ...

The multi-CD problem was solved for most in late 1998, in two ways: first, both the Encarta Encyclopedia Deluxe 99 and Reference Suite 99 were available in DVD format.

If you are a fortunate child of the mid-90s you'll have experience with Encarta, the interactive CD-based encyclopedia from Microsoft. My son being taught how to research a subject ...

Microsoft Encarta was a staple in school libraries and home computers for much of the late ... Microsoft soon realize that the public had little appetite for an encyclopedia that arrived on CD-ROMs.

Como lo decía el abuelo Abraham Simpson, las ondas (o las modas) cambian y lo que alguna vez era lo más usado por todo el mundo en un momento dejó de serlo. Y aplica a todo: en tecnología, a una ...

Para conocer los orígenes de Encarta, tenemos que volver a la década de los noventa. En aquel entonces, la compañía fundada por Bill Gates inició conversaciones con la Enciclopedia Británica ...

Microsoft Encarta was a staple in school libraries and home computers for much of the late ... Microsoft soon realize that the public had little appetite for an encyclopedia that arrived on CD-ROMs.