DAVID COOPERFIELD

Contents

Page 01 - Chapter 01 to 05
Page 02 - Chapter 06 to 10
Page 03 - Chapter 11 to 15
Page 04 - Chapter 16 to 20
Page 05 - Chapter 21 to 25
Page 06 - Chapter 26 to 30
Page 07 - Chapter 31 to 35
Page 08 - Chapter 36 to 40
Page 09 - Chapter 41 to 45
Page 10 - Chapter 46 to 50
Page 11 - Chapter 51 to 55
Page 12 - Chapter 56 to 60
Page 13 - Chapter 61 to 65

e-book

An e-book is the digital media equivalent of a conventional printed book. Such documents are read on personal computers. Less physical space is required to store e-books. Hundreds (or thousands) of pages can be stored on one CD (equivalent to several shelves of print books). Because they take up little space, e-books can be offered indefinitely, with no 'out of print' date.  Users can also take printout of such books if they want to keep a hard copy with them.

Multimedia Book

Multimedia-book have voice over along with background music, which helps  user to listen the written contents and enjoy music while they read the book.

Features

• User Friendly Interface
• Digital Voiceover
• Background Music
• Printable Format

System Requirements

Windows 95, 98, ME or XP
Pentium II (P IV Recommended)
256 MB RAM
4x CD ROM Drive
Sound Card
Keyboard & Mouse