WOODFIND will find not only titles of articles, but also tips, letters, etc.  After a word is found, the programs list the magazine(s), the issue(s) and the page where the word appears in the title.  WOODFIND does not include the articles themselves.  Now you can find that bit of information that was in "one of those magazines" a month ago, or was it a year ago?

WOODFIND is divided into topics so that it is possible to "browse" through  more than 235 topics.  All additions and corrections to information are indexed WITH  the original entry.  If you look up a topic and notice that the entry includes references to other issues, that means that there is a correction to, or suggested improvement on, the original article.

IBM-compatible personal computer

Running MS DOS or Windows operating systems

Hard disk with 4.5 MB of available space