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Hi, all.  While I have had good success in using an old 1994 Grolliers' CD
with JFW, the Compton's 98 CD is dismal as far as access is concerned, as
there don't seem to be any accessible menus to launch programs from within
the CD.  Are there any configurations for Comptons 98, or is it hopeless?
What encyclopedias work well with speech packages, mainly JFW 3.2 and
Window-eyes 2.1?  I'd like to make this Comptons' disk work if I can, but
perhaps it's a lost cause.  I can, more or less, find articles that I want
and view them, sort of anyway, but the timeline seems totally hopeless.
      Godspeed
     David Goldfield