Britannica CD Deluxe 2000 Reviews

Have you ever wished you could afford to buy all 32 volumes of the Encyclopedia Britannica? I have considered it but apart from the huge expense, I was also put off by the fact that my encyclopedias would be out of date in a year, when the new version came out. The 2001 version of this Britannica software is now available. You ...  Read the complete review

This Britannica Encyclopedia is actually very usefull and goes into a lot of depth (far more than one's such as Microsoft's Encarta). This can be an advantage to some though also a disadvantage to others. So in a way this would not always be the idel program, say for someone in Primary school. Like most programs now this ...  Read the complete review

If you need to buy an encyclopaedia, this is the one that I recommend to you. Encyclopaedia Britannica is the best one on the market that I can recommend to you. Britannica was very easy to install, and I was fully operational in ten minutes. It contains over 44 million words, and over 8000 photographs and illustrations. Also the program runs ...  Read the complete review

Britannica on DVD destroys the need to go online for research. Ever. It's not just removing disk-swapping; it actually adds a lot more content and movies to Britannica so you can find information on just about anything. And if you can't, there are literally thousands of web links. I would say about 3/4 of the articles in ...  Read the complete review

Encyclopedia Britannica 99 is a great multimedia encyclopedia. There is a large amount of content crammed onto thr CD-ROM. I got this edition as a free gift for joining QXL.com, it came about a week after I signed up to QXL. There is a very good search facility, and lots of audio, video, animations and maps. There is also a great timeline ...  Read the complete review

I use the standard edition of the encyclopaedia Britannia and have been delighted with my results. The one CD contains over 73000 articles. 4000 photos and illustrations (as opposed to 8500 in the deluxe edition) and internet links. I am very happy with the standard edition as there is only one cd so there is no need to keep ...  Read the complete review

i go to the shops with £100 (lucky me) to buy an encyclopedia (not so lucky now!) for my PC. Now adays all encyclopedias come in either the CD version or the advanced DVD version. After reading end on end reviews in PC magz i took (payed for) Britannica 2000 CD. My dad also has a copy but in DVD version. i have to say the DVD version contains ...  Read the complete review