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When or why should one want to use a CD‐ROM dictionary rather than a book? A review of a single work in both printed volume and CD‐ROM disc shows the advantages of either form. If we simply want a quick check of a word or phrase, the book wins for speed and convenience. Beyond that the CD‐ROM starts to come into its own.
The contents and composition of this dictionary will be broadly familiar from reviews of other Routledge dictionary titles: with more than 25,000 terms and differentiating where appropriate between British and American English, this is a comprehensive, up‐to‐date...
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