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I'll pursue that thought a bit further -- how about text-only CD's as well as those with graphics etc. My thinking is reinforced by a conversation with several of the elementary librarians in our district. When kids want information -- they head to Infofinder (text-only in our versions). When they have some free time and want to play -- they go for the sound and pictures. If we want to provide serious research for some of our patrons, then we need to have cut-to-the-chase; put-up-or-shut-up; wham,-bam-thank(Oooops, sorry, got carried away!) resources that patrons can use, print, and walk away with information. Multimedia is a great learning tool, but there will always be a place for the streamlined access of a text-only resource. ************************ Gail Dickinson Union-Endicott Central School District Endicott, NY 13760 "a wild patience has taken me this far" --(Integrity) Adrienne Rich ***************************************