SATELLITES ON DISK--GLOBAL EDITION

THE SATELLITES ON DISC LIBRARY
Available in a global edition , the SATELLITES ON DISC LIBRARY 2000 provides unrivaled access to technical information on all the world’s present and future telecommunication satellites. This multimedia CD-ROM delivers more than 500 satellite coverage maps, over 100 charts, graphs, and color photographs, detailed text descriptions of all satellite systems, and the latest satellite transponder reports right to the PC desktop where you need it most. To find out more, take an on-line Quick Tour of the product.	The SATELLITES ON DISC LIBRARY--2000 EDITION: 500 full-colour satellite footprint maps 100 satellite photos, drawings & charts 300+ pages of technical descriptions regional satellite summaries at a glance transponder plans & activity charts other essential reference materials runs on IBM PC compatible computers running Windows 95/98. Use Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator to to fully explore all HTML links easy-to-understand Installation manual.
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At one time or another anyone needing technical information on telecommunication satellites has had to puzzle their way through weighty reference books containing hundreds of pages of text, charts and technical drawings or navigate through dozens of Internet Web Sites. MLESAT has now consolodated all of this information in an invaluable resource that puts all of the essentials right on your computer desktop where you need it. The SATELLITES ON DISK LIBRARY: GLOBAL EDITION 2000 allows you to access comprehensive,technical information on all communication satellites, present and fugure as of year 2000, directly from your personal computer.	The SATELLITES ON DISK LIBRARY: GLOBAL EDITION 2000 software license also allows you to re-use the information in the Library in a variety of ways: you may import text extracts or selected graphics into your favourite word processing and page layout programs and then use the information to augment your own in-house reports, marketing studies, customer proposals, and training materials. Its fine with us as long as the use is non-electronic, and not for sale, barter, trade or distribution in a copyrighted publication. Even better, this new multi-media library is structured so that you can use a standard Internet browser to access the information you need. Most often, you will be using the software while off line so that you are not limited by Internet download speeds, but rather by the clock speed of the computer itself. You also don't have to learn a new software format to use the Library and the data is in a form with which Internet users are already familiar.