m1tdg00@fsrcs1.fed.frb.gov (Taegan D. Goddard) (05/31/90)
The following is taken from PC-Hands On magazine: Constitutional Rights: Liberty! Learn about one of the most important political documents in history, the U.S. Constitution. Liberty! is a hypertext version of this document, complete with all Articles and Amendments. The program inlcudes a history of the Constitution covering the dates of key events, the leaders that established the U.S. government, and the process of the convention and the ratification of the Constitution. The most important Supreme Court cases dealing with constitutional issues are also described, along with their impact on the interpretation or clarification of the Constitution. The on-line document includes a complete table of contents, an index, and cross-referencing to related topics. The original spelling and punctutation are retained. There is a quiz to test your constitutional knowledge. Liberty! requires 384K RAM and uses EGA, VGA or Hercules graphics. It can also use a mouse if one is available. It costs $29.95. A full color catalog is available from Zephyr Services, 1900 Murray Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15217 Phone: (800) 533-6666
pete@northstar38.dartmouth.edu (Pete Schmitt) (06/01/90)
m1tdg00@fsrcs1.fed.frb.gov (Taegan D. Goddard) writes: >The following is taken from PC-Hands On magazine: >Constitutional Rights: Liberty! I got this and feel that it's a great program for the price! >Liberty! requires 384K RAM and uses EGA, VGA or Hercules graphics. It can Make sure you have at least EGA or it won't work. -- Peter Schmitt UNIX/VMS Consultant Kiewit Computation Center User Services Dartmouth College (603)646-2085 Hanover, NH 03755 Peter.Schmitt@Dartmouth.EDU
marks@cattie.UUCP (06/05/90)
m1tdg00@fsrcs1.fed.frb.gov (Taegan D. Goddard) writes: > > The following is taken from PC-Hands On magazine: >[an add for some constitution program] Why in the world is this posted? The USENET is not a free advertizing medium! ----- Mark Schaffer ...!uunet!cbmvax!hutch!cattie!marks 16448591@vuvaxcom.BITNET
m1tdg00@fsrcs1.fed.frb.gov (Taegan D. Goddard) (06/07/90)
] ] > ] > The following is taken from PC-Hands On magazine (with Permission): ] >[an add for some constitution program] ] ] Why in the world is this posted? The USENET is not a free advertizing ] medium! ] ----- ] Mark Schaffer ...!uunet!cbmvax!hutch!cattie!marks ] 16448591@vuvaxcom.BITNET ] I'm sorry but the posting was not an advertisement. It was a review of an educational software package on the U.S. Constitution. If bozos like you knew anything about the Constitution and the Bill of Rights you would realize that we all have a right to free speech. Many mentions of products are made on USENET to aid consumers in making the right purchases. The posting of the review of Liberty! was made to let people know it existed - that's all. I didn't encourage people to buy it. Given your lack of knowledge of our rights in this country, it's probably a useful program for you to buy.