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This book with disk set is as easy to use as the phone book, listing more than 6,000 Web sites and resources. It is the most comprehensive guide available to the services, information and resources that the World Wide Web has to offer. The disk includes a copy of SuperMosaic software to help readers navigate the Web and a fully indexed on-line version of the Web Yellow Pages.

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