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                Random House Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus
                            College Edition
                        Version 1.5 for Windows
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  Before you install
  ==================

  - In contrast to what is stated in the User Guide, this program does not
  require that Windows 3.1 is running in Enhanced mode. Standard mode is
  supported as well.

  - The actual minimal disk space requirements for this program are 7 Mb.
  This is when you install only the Dictionary data and the program. For a
  complete installation with all options, 11 Mb are required.


  Installing the files
  ====================

  The files on the install disks are compressed. You must use the
  supplied install procedure.

  To install this version:

  - Insert the first disk of the set into a floppy drive.
  - From the Program Manager's File menu, select 'Run...'
  - Enter "A:INSTALL" (or "B:INSTALL" if the disk drive is B:)
  - Press Enter (or Click the OK button)

  From there on, follow the on-line instructions.


  Program Arguments
  =================

  The following switch can be specified as a program argument:

  /thes    Start automatically in the Thesaurus instead of the Dictionary.


  Added Features
  ==============

  - The following shortcuts for a lookup are available:

    + Triple clicking the left mouse button on a word.

    + Clicking the right mouse button on any highlighted text.
      If you hold down the Shift key, the lookup will be done in the
      Thesaurus instead of the Dictionary.


  Limitations
  ===========

  - The Search-Definitions command has a limit of three search parameters.
  This means that at most two operators (AND, OR, NOT) can be used.

  - The 'Case Sensitivity' option only applies to the Search-Definitions
  command. Lookups, Wildcard and Anagram searches are always performed case
  insensitive.

  - The 'Match Exactly' option only applies to the Search-Definitions command.


  Known Problem
  =============

  - If you do not have Pronunciation data installed or if the 'View
  Pronunciation' setting is currently disabled in Options-Preferences,
  you may find that certain entries are formatted somewhat strangely.
  This is due to the fact that a few entries contain pronunciation
  information outside the area where it normally occurs (i.e. at the
  top of an entry).

  For example: when looking at the entry for "police", the final section
  contains several pronunciation strings at the end that are suppressed
  when 'View Pronunciation' is not "On". This causes surrounding text to
  become glued together, making the sentence incomprehensible.

  To avoid this, leave 'View Pronunciation' always turned On.

