We're excited to announce the release of Transit - our new Internet Directory for the Wood Products Industry and personal bookmark manager. Far beyond any directory on the Internet today, this is the ultimate wood-users "front end" to the Net, including:

• coverage of more than 2,100 wood-related sites (growing daily);
• extensive descriptions, keywords, and product categories for every site. More than 15,000 keywords already!
• powerful searching functions to help you find exactly the wood-related information you want on the Internet...immediately;
• store your own notes...keep track of visits to sites...add new sites;
• works with every browser while you're using the Net;
• export URL's to Netscape or Explorer;
• use the directory while inside Woods of the World, or as a stand-alone program! Use it from the CD or move it to your own hard disk;
• extremely easy to learn and use

Transit essentially adds thousands and thousands of new pages of vital wood-related information to Woods of the World (and your system in general when you use the program as a bookmark manager).

The Directory covers many categories, including:

• pulp and paper;
• primary and secondary forest products companies;
• forestry resources;
• academic and research institutes;
• non-profit organizations and environmental groups;
• building and construction;
• wood retail sector;
• software related to the forest products industry;
• forestry-related and technical articles;
• wood-related books, magazines, journals, newsletters, newsgroups, and mail lists.

Designed for the Forest Industry
As industry people ourselves, we have designed this program to optimize the time you spend on the Internet. Because our directory is CD-ROM (rather than Internet)-based, it uses the full power of your computer to provide an effective directory to the Internet. We designed our program so it wouldn't be limited by the current functionality of the Internet itself.

You can buy Transit for just $39, including unlimited updates (that will be posted at this site) during the first year.

If you want to:

• keep up with developments in the forest products industry;
• know more about what your competition is doing;
• talk with other woodusers and woodworkers around the world;
• have immediate access to volumes of free, vital, wood-related information (other than the cost of your Internet access);
• or just surf the Internet to learn more about your industry...

Transit - our Internet Directory for the Wood Products Industry - is an indispensable tool.