Subject: HyperCard stack for learning Chinese

From: Ed Lai <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 13 Dec 1992 09:16:29 -0800

I got this in the mail

A "Multimedia Chinese Reader For Advanced Students, Part one" is an
integrated set of HyperCard stacks designed as a self-study, multimedia
text for use on an Apple Macintosh computer by advanced students
learning Chiese. Using both traditional, non-simplified characters and
simplified characters, the reader provides facsimile, authentic, everyday
Chinese reading materials of the kinds that literate Chinese in China,
Taiwan, Hong Kong and Chinese communities in the USA might see daily.
The mulitmeida Chinese Reader was created by Dartmouth College Asian
Studies Professor Hua-yuan Li Mowry, with funding from the Consortium
for Language Teaching and Learning and is distributed Software on eight
800K diskettes in compressed format.

A multimedia Chinese reader for advanced computer with a hard disk and
at least 2M of RAM. It reqires HyperCard 2.1 or higher, System 6.05 or
higher, and at least 12000K free Hard disk space.

It is available for $45 (shipping by 1st class US mail included) from
Panda Software, P.O.Box 984, Hanover, NH 03755