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The Works of John Ruskin on CD-ROM

Originally published by Cambridge University Press for the Ruskin Foundation in 1996, the CD-ROM is now available direct from Brantwood at a special price of £15.00 or $40.00 including postage and packing.

The CD-ROM features:

• The text of all 39 volumes of Cook and Wedderburn's Library Edition of The Works of John Ruskin, including the Index Volume
• 2,100 digitised graphic images, many in full colour, which can be magnified or reduced
• Rapid search and retrieval facilities with straightforward screen commands
  The same text, running-heads, footnotes and paragraphs as the original printed books
• The facility to print all text and pictures

Technical information: The CD-ROM runs on PC computers with Windows. All necessary search and display software is provided on the CD-ROM and does not need to be acquired separately. The following PC equipment is recommended: 486 or Pentium PC; Windows 3.1/95/98 (it is not supported by Windows 2000 or Windows XP but a patch to remedy this is available at no extra cost); 4MB of RAM (8MB preferable); SGVA colour monitor; 10MB of hard disc space, double speed CD-ROM drive. The product should also run on most Power Macintoshes under suitable Windows emulation software such as Soft Windows.

Please note the CD-ROM of the Library Edition is incompatible with Windows 7

To order the CD-ROM, please contact Brantwood