Interesting CD ROMs

[Yoshimasa Tsuji]

As I am leaving Russia in  2 weeks time, I would like to let you
know of some recent CD ROMs that may interest you.
   Firstly, Dal'. There are two versions.  One is digitized to
the charcter level, the other just the page inddex plus page images.
The former is very convenient to look up words, because of the
nest method of the original somewhat alleviated.
    Secondly, Polnoe sovranie Pushkina. One version has text in
MS Word format as well, the other completely in html format. However,
the latter appears to work well with IE4.0 only. When I go back home,
I might find out what  is wrong with the html encoding. This sovranie is
really great in that both of them contain extensive materials relating to
Pushkin (reviews, memoirs, etc.).

bye for now,
cheers,
Tsuji

P.S.
I need to add that most of the famous Soviet films such as Solaris,
Stalker, Moskva ne verit slesam, are now on video CDs.

And a visit to Gorbushka is a must for us CD frieks.