Microsoft Bookshelf Basic 3.0

Microsoft Bookshelf Basic is a digital reference library by Microsoft, consisting of various reference materials such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, and guides.

Microsoft Bookshelf Basic includes resources such as the American Heritage Dictionary, Encarta Encyclopaedia, CIA World Factbook, Britannica Concise Encyclopedia, and many more.

Yes, Microsoft Bookshelf Basic can be accessed offline after installation. However, some features may require an internet connection.

No, Microsoft Bookshelf Basic was primarily designed for desktop computers and is not available for mobile devices.

Yes, you can customize the content displayed in Microsoft Bookshelf Basic by choosing which resources to include or exclude from the library.

Yes, Microsoft Bookshelf Basic allows you to search across multiple references simultaneously to quickly find relevant information.

No, Microsoft Bookshelf Basic is free to use and does not require any subscription fees.

No, Microsoft discontinued support for Bookshelf Basic in the early 2000s. However, the software is still available for download and use.

Yes, you can copy and paste text from Microsoft Bookshelf Basic into other applications for further use or reference.

No, Microsoft Bookshelf Basic does not provide an option to add custom reference materials.