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Microsoft Bookshelf 1996-97 Edition for the Macintosh

Microsoft Cinemania 97 for the Macintosh

Microsoft Encarta 97 Encyclopedia for the Macintosh


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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 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


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

CPU:	386DX (minimum) or higher microprocessor
RAM	4 MB
Hard Disk:	2.5 to 5.5
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Windows NT server, Windows NT Workstation, Windows for Workgroups 3.11 or Macintosh®
Video:	Super VGA (for full 256-color support)
Sound:	Recommended
Input Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device recommended
Modem:	9.6 bps (minimum); 28,800 recommended
Other:	Subscription to the Microsoft Network


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 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 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 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 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 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 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
ut Device:	Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device


Readers 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


System Requirements for Reference Products

Detailed information about the necessary hardware and software needed to most effectively run the products featured in the Microsoft Reference 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 for the Macintosh

Microsoft Bookshelf 1996-97 Edition

Microsoft Bookshelf Intro Edition

Microsoft CarPoint

Microsoft Cinemania 97 for the Macintosh

Microsoft Cinemania 97

Microsoft Complete Gardening

Microsoft Dogs

Microsoft Encarta 97 Encyclopedia for the Macintosh

Microsoft Encarta 97 Encyclopedia

Microsoft Encarta 97 World Atlas

Microsoft Encarta Intro Edition

Microsoft Oceans

Microsoft Wine Guide

Microsoft World of Flight

Reader´s Digest Complete Do-It-Yourself Guide


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© 1993 - 1996 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

Microsoft, MS, MS-DOS, Windows, the Windows logo, Where do you want to go today?, Windows Start logo design, MSN, Automap, Bookshelf, CarPoint, Cinemania, Deadly Tide, EasyBall, the EasyBall shape, Encarta, Explorapedia, Full Court Press, Fury3, Hellbender, Imaginopolis, McZee, the McZee design, Monster Truck Madness, Natural Keyboard, PictureIt!, PlayerNet, SideWinder, and TipWizard, are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

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Julia Child Home Cooking with Master Chefs	Based on the television series and book Cooking with Master Chefs--hosted by Julia Child.  © 1993 A La Carte Communications.
Microsoft® Automap® Streets Plus	Mapping data © Copyright 1996 by Geographic Data Technology, Inc.  All rights reserved.  Use provided under license by Geographic Data Technology, Inc. Hotel database © Copyright 1996 by WORLDSPAN, L.P.  All rights reserved. Business listings database © Copyright 1996 by American Business Information, Inc. 5711 So. 86th Circle, Omaha, Nebraska 68127 (402) 593-4500.  All rights reserved. Compression technology by Iterated Systems, Inc. The American Yellow Pages are sold separately from Streets Plus -  except with Streets Plus-Deluxe Edition, where it is included in the box. American Yellow Pages © 1995 American Business Information, Inc. 5711 So. 86th Circle, Omaha, Nebraska 68127  (402) 593-4500.  All rights reserved.  American Yellow Pages™ is a trademark of American Business Information, Inc.
Microsoft® Automap® Trip Planner	Mapping data © Copyright 1996 by Geographic Data Technology, Inc.  All rights reserved.  Use provided under license by Geographic Data Technology, Inc. Complete Guide to Bed & Breakfasts, Inns and Guesthouses and Elegant Small Hotels: A Connoisseur´s Guide © Copyright 1996 by Lanier Publishing International Ltd.  All rights reserved.  Travel guide database © Copyright 1996 by Moon Publications, Inc. and/or its suppliers.  All rights reserved. Watch it Made in the USA licensed from John Muir Publications, Inc.  © 1994 by Bruce Brumberg and Karen Axelrod. America´s Most Scenic Drives and A Traveler´s Guide to Outlet Malls © Copyright 1995 by Vacation Publications, Inc.  All rights reserved. Hotel database © Copyright 1996 by WORLDSPAN, L.P.  All rights reserved. Compression technology by Iterated Systems, Inc. Product, service and/or company names mentioned herein may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
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.
Microsoft® Dogs	This product contains Indeo video compression technology from Intel Corporation. Cover image © 1995 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Microsoft® Encarta™ 96 Encyclopedia	The American Heritage® Concise Dictionary, Third Edition Copyright © 1994 by Houghton Mifflin Company.  Electronic version licensed from and portions copyright © 1994 by INSO Corporation.  All rights reserved.  American Heritage is a registered trademark of Forbes Inc. used under license. Compression Technology by Iterated Systems, Inc. SPOTView® satellite imagery © CNES/SPOT Image Corporation 1994.  SPOTView is a registered trademark of SPOT Image Corporation. Other product and company names mentioned in the product may be the trademarks of their respective owners. Demo Meet De Boys On The Battlefront performed by The Wild Tchoupitoulas, from New Orleans Party Classics (Cat.# R2 70587) ©&(p)1992 Rhino Records, All rights reserved. Music for the Buma Dance  performed by Baka pygmies,  from Cameroon: Baka Pygmy Music (Cat. # D 8029)  © 1990 Auvidis/IICMSD/Unesco (p) 1977/1990 Auvidis-Unesco, All rights reserved. Introduction performed by Kecak Ganda Sari, from Kecak from Bali (Cat. # Bridge BCD 9019) (p) ©1990 Bridge Records, Inc.  All rights reserved. Las abajenas performed by Mariachi Reyes del Aserradero, from Sones from Jalisco (Cat.# Corason COCD108) © & (p) 1994 Musica Tradicional/Discos Corason.  All rights reserved. Canzon by Giovanni Gabrieli, performed by The American Brass Quintet, from The American Brass Quintet Plays Renaissance, Elizabethan, and Baroque Music (Cat.# DE 3003) ©&(p) 1983 Delos International, Inc., All rights reserved.
Microsoft® Encarta ® World Atlas	Culturgrams™ © 1995 Brigham Young University.  Culturgram and Culturgrams are trademarks of Brigham Young University. SPOTView® satellite imagery © CNES/SPOT Image Corporation 1994.  SPOTView is a registered trademark of SPOT Image Corporation. Socioeconomic statistics supplied by the World Game Institute.
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.
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.
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.
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Product Manager:	Victor Cho

Project Manager:	Bethann Martin

Artistic Coordinator:	Peter Ogden

Content Manager:	Carina Jacobs

Developer:	Mike Miller

Help Designer:	Carina Jacobs

Production:	Publishing Power

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