File:          FILE_ID.NFO
Function:      General description of the application.


Application:   Reader Rabbit 1 Deluxe
Version:       2.0
Publisher:     The Learning Company
Ages:          4-7
Requirements:  386/25MHz or higher
               Windows 3.1+
	       256-Color VGA
               Windows-compatible sound card
               mouse
               modem (optional)
               printer (optional)
Compressor:    RAR v2.02
Disks:	       28 @ 1.44MB
Hard Disk Req: 140MB


Release Information:
Executive brings you the latest and greatest incarnation of this edu-
classic! Realizing the power that cartoons hold over children, the boys and
girls at TLC have given Reader Rabbit 1 Deluxe an animated makeover. Their
first port of this great kiddie app to MPC back in 1994 was fantastic --
this one just might be better! :)

From The Box:
Join Reader Rabbit on a fun-filled tour of the fabulous Word Factory, where
letters, words, and pictures help build early phonics skills. Reader
Rabbit's marvelous word machines-Matchup, Sorter, Labeler, and Word
Train-help prereaders match words with pictures, identify letters, sort
letters into words, and recognize spelling patterns. Dynamic graphics,
dazzling animations, and lifelike digitized speech make reading a real
treat for the eyes and ears.

From The Manual:
This award-winning classic just keeps getting better and better!  In an
exciting new version, Reader Rabbit 1 dazzles the eyes and ears with TV
cartoon-quality animation, graphics, and sound.  Step into the Word
Factory, where Reader Rabbit says more than 200 words aloud, gives players
hints and encouragement, and builds kindergarten through first-grade
reading and phonics skills. Four time-tested activities use school reading
words to develop phonics skills, increase vocabulary, and sharpen memory
and concentration skills -- the building blocks for successful reading and
learning.

From The Packager:
Enjoy! Remember, little kids are budding pirates and they enjoy warez too! :)

Also, if you enjoy this application, consider purchasing it. This serves as
an impetus for the publisher to continue developing software, it gives you
something more substantial than an .NFO file to reference for documentation,
and it keeps me in business, dammit! ;)
