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Encarta, Britannica or Student 2006?

I have Encarta 2006, and use it a lot for its dictionary capability. It's very easy to look up words in it. I haven't used Britannica.
 
the only bad thing about microsoft student 2006, it requires you to have microsoft office xp or office 2003 for pretty much all the features to work.
 
I have tried Encarta. It seemed rather limited in knowledge and articles.

I have also tried the Graphics calculator in Student 2006. It will come in handy to buy the software but is that the only worthy feature of Student 2006?

What about Britannica?
 
Tried the graphics calculator out at a friend's house last night when we were preparing Vector Calculus for an exam.

I want better offline features since I can't have internet available anytime I want.
 
Searching the internet is much easier but one can't always have internet access. That is especially true for dialup users unless they have a second telephone line.
 
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