Here is a partial set of encyclopedia downloads. I have been swamped in my real job, and haven't had much of a chance to generate these yet. The Word 97 and Text versions have been updated to the Version 7.1 level. The complete Access database file, however, has been updated to Version 7.2! The HTML files and the PDFs are, however, still at the Version 7.0 level, as are the ASP files. Please view the Readme file for information on how to use the ASP files. Please E-mail me if you have any
trouble downloading any of these files.
Each version is offered as a single file and in several parts for easier downloading.
The Word 97 version and the corresponding Text and PDF versions are offered in four parts:
- Part 1 has the letters A through E.
- Part 2 has the letters F through L.
- Part 3 has the letters M through S.
- Part 4 contains the letters T through Z, plus Numerics and the Arcana.
A separate file is also available for the new or modified entries.
The HTML files are available in a single file or three parts, but all three files must be
downloaded and unzipped to get the full encyclopedia. Then, just point your browser at the index.htm
file contained in the directory where you unzipped the files.
Now, to go along with the entire Access database file, you can download the ASP
files to use at home! This will allow full searches of the encyclopedia, just like
at TheForce.Net, as well as provide categorized listings. Please note that the use of
the ASP files requires you to have a web server installed on your machine that can handle
Active ServerPages (ASP files), such as Microsoft Personal Web Server or Microsoft IIS.
See the ASP_Readme.txt file that is included in the zip image.
There are now two versions of the encyclopedia for handheld devices. As before, the TomeRaider file is still a single image, and is now at the Version 7.0 level. A new Microsoft Reader version is also available at the Version 7.0 level.
The Planets Tables, which used to be in a separate Word 97 file, are now collected in a
Lotus 1-2-3 worksheet and a converted Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. The viewers for these
files (in case you don't have one or the other) are offered as a separate download.