The Baseball Caoch's Guide Additional Features

Pentium
100 Mhz

Windows 95
or Higher

8X CD-ROM

32 MB Memory

60 MB Free Disk Space

16-Bit High Color Display
800x600

Pentium
300 Mhz

32X CD-ROM

64+ MB Memory

350 MB Free
Disk Space

24-Bit True Color Display
800x600

OTHER BOOKS & VIDEOS

Baseball Instruction Books &
Videos from
Other Sources

Practice Plans

    Sample practice plans which lay out a typical practice session covering
    a topic or skill and include recommended drills and time required to
    to accomplish each one, are featured in the Guide. The practice plans
    can be printed, which makes them even more useful.

Coaches Notes

The "Hows" and "Whys" of baseball are presented in Coaches Notes,
pop-up windows that are available for most topics.

Problem Solvers

    Problem Solver guides help identify and correct problems in various
    skill areas, such as hitting and pitching, by showing examples of the
    incorrect action, and explaining how to correct it.

Beginner and Advanced Topics

   Topics which relate to the beginner or to more advanced players are
    specially marked and indexed for easy reference. From T-Ball to
    the older divisions, the Guide has material to cover it.

Definitions of Terms

    A special glossary, which contains official terms, scorekeeping termi-
    nology, and even baseball jargon, from a "can of corn" to the "Mendoza
    Line" is included.

Online Contents and Index

    A printable table of contents is available online. Just find the subject,
    click it, and the system takes you to the right place in the CD-Textbook.
    The online index is searchable and also links directly to the topics in
    the CD-Textbook.

Bookmarks and History

    A handy bookmark system is included to help you return to a subject
    for further review. And, the system keeps up with where you have been
    as you follow the hypertext links through the CD-Textbook so you can
    easily go back to any point, even all the way to the starting point.

Online Help

    Every feature and function is documented in an online help system.
    The helps are "context sensitive" so that you are always shown the
    right help at the right time.

Runs on Windows 95/98/Me/NT machines...
Now updated for use with Windows 2000 and Windows XP !