The Electronic Anesthesiology Library on CD-ROM

This CD-ROM combines five years of content from four leading anesthesiology journals. It contains full text and graphics, over 10,000 documents, 167,000 references, 16,000 figures and 12,000 tables, all accessed with the help of easy-to-use search tools.

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This exciting CD-ROM combines five years of content from four of the world's leading anesthesiology journals - Anesthesiology, Anesthesia & Analgesia, BJA: British Journal of Anaesthesia, and the Canadian Journal of Anesthesia - all on one disk. The CD-ROM contains full text and graphics supplemented by MEDLINE abstracts for all cited references. More than 10,000 documents, and more than 29,000 figures and tables are included. Easy to use search tools provide clinicians and researchers with unprecedented access to the world's anesthesiology literature. The Electronic Anesthesiology Library (T.E.A.L.) offers full text, fuzzy logic searching, using Knowledge Finder software; hot text link to cited MEDLINE abstracts; all images, graphs, charts, and tables; high quality image presentation as good as, or better than, the original printed versions; 100 per cent enlargement of images with pre served image detail; thumb nail image panel that provides a visual overview of articles' contents; hot-text link between in text figures and table references to corresponding images; and equivalent image presentation on both Macintosh and Windows platforms using a single instance of image data from CD-ROM.
System Requirements for Windows: 80486 or later processor (including Pentium; 80386 will work, but will be slow). 16MB RAM memory. MS Windows 3.x, 95, and NT. Mouse. CD-ROM player (at least double speed recommended). Minimum SVGA monitor 640-480. For better image presentation, use a 800x600 monitor, with 1MB minimum video RAM (for 64,000 colors). System Requirements for Macintosh: 68030 or later processor (including Quadra and Power Macintosh; 68020 will work but will be slow). 16MB RAM memory. Mac OS 7.1 or later. CD-ROM player (at least double speed recommended). 14" monitor with 256 colors. For better image presentation and viewing, consider a 17" monitor supporting thousands or millions of colors. Windows / Macintosh / Network Compatibl