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


Application:   Just Grandma and Me
Version:       2.0
Publisher:     Broderbund
Ages:	       3-8
Requirements:  486SX+
	       8 MB RAM
	       Windows 3.1+*
	       SVGA 640x480, 256-Color
	       Windows-compatible sound card
	       mouse
	       printer (optional)
Compressor:    RAR v2.02
Disks:	       28 @ 1.44MB
Hard Disk Req: 80MB (million bytes)
Installation:  Plug `n Play

* Tested and installed under Windows 95 only.


Release Information:
Executive brings you the latest and greatest incarnation of this edu-
classic!  Released in 1994 as one of the first of several interactive 
storybooks in the Living Books series, this title drew rave reviews and won 
several prestigious industry awards for children's software.  Broderbund 
updates this timeless classic in 1997 with a new interface, integrated 
multilanguage support, and supplementary activities aimed at fostering your 
child's creativity.  A must have for the smallest of pirates! :)

From The Web:
In this endearing story, Little Critter and his Grandma spend a day at the 
beach, where Little Critter rides a windblown umbrella, fends off a nasty 
crab, goes snorkeling, and much more!  

The Deluxe Edition of this program includes the following new features and 
activities:
. Four Languages: children can now read and hear the story in English,
  French, Spanish, and German.
. Sticker Challenge is an interactive vocabulary activity that works just 
  like a talking picture-dictionary. Early readers can see a word, along 
  with its picture, and hear it named aloud in each of the four languages.
. Play in the Sand is an activity that allows children to choose buckets,
  shovels, flags, and seashells to build and decorate their own 
  sandcastles. They can even print their creations when they're done. 

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! ;)
