Today, one century after his death, the image of Mark Twain remains so vivid that, if the man were to walk through the door right now, most of us would recognize him immediately. With white hair and smoldering cigar and that soft Missouri twang. Twain retains the aura of some eccentric uncle who sailed to South America to make his fortune, and now sends back wonderfully wild letters about his adventures. This is our Uncle Mark, our Samuel Clements, the American author, humorist, and personality who, through the creation of such folk heroes as Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, contributed immeasurably to the coffers of our national literature.

The Thomas S. Klise Company Cc-ROM program entitle UNCLE MARK traces the life and work of Mark Twain, and provides a close-up look at the important people and events of the time in which Twain wrote.

Minimum System Requirements

MAC: 4MB of available RAM (6MB recommended) 2x CD-ROM drive, 13" color monitor that displays 256 colors, System 7.0 or higher, and QuickTime (included)

PC: Windows 3.x or higher, 486 or equivalent or higher with 4MB of available RAM (6MB recommended)2x CD-ROM drive, 13" color monitor displaying 256 colors at 640x480 resolutions, audio card meeting the MPC specification, QuickTime for Windows (included)properly installed.