There is a CD-ROM called Twain's World. I have a copy at home, but I forget the issuer. It's one of the major companies-- Bureau Multimedia, I think. It's pretty ubiquitous at computer software shops. It offers decent texts of Twain's novels, some speeches & short stories, etc. Although the texts aren't based on the definitive California editions, they're plenty good enough for all casual users and most scholars. The CD has a pretty flexible searching capability, which is what I use most often-- it's an invaluable tool. There's also some miscellaneous stuff, including cheezy animation and a short film of Twain allegedly taken by Edison. All in all, a great addition to any library, especially since it's under $50. Scott Dalrymple