Webster's New World College Dictionary by Agnes, David B. Guralnik (Editor)

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  • Pub. Date: April 2004
  • 1744pp
  • Sales Rank: 15,120

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    • Pub. Date: April 2004
    • Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
    • Format: Hardcover, 1744pp
    • Sales Rank: 15,120

    Synopsis

    The Most Useful College Dictionary You Can Own

    Published at the turn of the new century, the Fourth Edition of Webster’s New World® College Dictionary represents the finest linguistic scholarship, years of dedicated effort, and unswerving commitment to information that is clear and readable, precise, up-to-date, and reliable.

    Through decades of research, Webster’s New World lexicographers have created a uniquely modern dictionary that serves as your trusted guide to contemporary usage. The rich history of our language is also traced through Americanisms and the most detailed etymologies of any American English dictionary. The result is a dictionary that helps you understand and use the language as no other dictionary can.

    Added to this is supplemental reference material that provides a wealth of information not found in any other college-level dictionary, including a full-color atlas of the world, rules of punctuation, geographical tables, scientific and measurement charts, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, and more.

    The Ultimate Electronic Dictionary and Thesaurus

    Webster’s New World® Dictionary and Thesaurus on CD-ROM gives instant access to thousands of definitions, synonyms, and antonyms for over 163,000 entries.

    • Works with all Microsoft Windows® 95 and later systems or systems running in Windows® 95 mode
    • Helps you find the right word fast, while you’re working
    • Lets you add notes to definitions, customizing them to your needs

    Point and click for a definition or synonym of any word on screen.
    Expand your spell-checker to recognize business terms, place names, and thousands of new words.
    Find the right word, even if you can’t spell it, with the bonus Misspeller’s Dictionary.

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    An excellent research dictionary for students or professionals.by DrTC

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    May 30, 2009: The Webster's new College Dictionary is a great reference Dictionary. It is the perfect size to sit on the desk for easy access. The alphabetical tabs make locating a word quick and easy. The words are crisp and clear making reading a pleasant experience. The bold print also makes it eady to find and seperate each word, and the definition is written in a down to earth manner making it easy to understand the full meaning of the word in question.

    Defects of the softwareby Anonymous

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    November 13, 2004: First, it is said that the software 'let you add notes to definitions.' I have bought it and tried in vain; the publisher, after inquiring, told me that 'Unfortunately, this feature was not built into the software. You can define words selected within other programs such as a word processing documents, but you are unable to add notes to the database containing the definitions themselves.' Second, the window opened is too small, and unable to enlarge. If you want a good software, I think Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary is better. It have pronunciations, and may pronounces automatically in Quickfind mode. The size of window is changeable. Nevertheless, WNW, with more entries, and clear definitions, is a good dictionary in itself for college students.


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