This unique ASL dictionary is the only one of its kind that links thousands of signs to sentences that show how they change important due to the way ASL signs change (inflect) from sentence to sentence to mean different things. The CD not only features 2 700 ASL signs and their English equivalents but also shows most of them in sentences to illustrate how the signs change to show different meanings. There are also English translations of the sentences. Now users are able to see the inflections and learn how they work gaining a better understanding of ASL. [National Technical Institute for the Deaf; Rochester Institute of Technology; (2000) CD-ROM: Macintosh and PC compatible] Software not returnable once opened.

Features:

• 1 200 signs grouped into 25 categories: food countries money etc.
  
• Four different categories of number signs: general time age and money
  
• Signs that look alike are grouped for easy comparison
  
• All signs and sentences are signed by deaf native signers in sharp clear QuickTime movies
  
• An on-line section describes ASL inflections and sentence structures with video examples

Macintosh System Requirements:

PowerPC or Intel Max with OS X (or Classic); 120MHz or faster; 32MB RAM; QuickTime 3 or higher.

PC System Requirements:

Pentium class processor with Windows 95 or later; Vista compatible; 32MB RAM; QuickTime 3 or higher."