Here's a list of the content issues that our development team is aware of and working on for the next update of The Complete National Geogrphic: 120 years:

• April 1953: Correct cover is displayed but contains content of April 1954. 
  
• July 1960: First advertising page is missing and replaced by a duplicated from page 11.
• January 1977: Two pages are missing from the Jan 1977 advertising section. The first is the nomination page and the second is half of two pages for Cadillac.
• February 1993: Pages 72-73 are missing and replaced by duplicated pages 78-79.
• March 1996: Page 35 is missing.
• December 2003: The bottom line of photo caption on page 125 is partially cut-off.
• 1995 - 2008: Missing maps (e.g., The "Jerusalem's Holy Ground" map is missing in the Dec 2008 issue.)
• Test My Knowledge question #10: "Tokyo" is misspelled.
  

If you come across any other issues, please post them here so that we can make sure the team is aware.   Thanks! 

Good news!  The Development Team tells us that the next major update to The Complete National Geographic will include the ability to rotate images.  As many of you have mentioned, a number of images (especially those in the earlier issues) can only be displayed horizontally.  The update (due early this summer) will allow you to rotate the photos for improved viewing.

Because of the large number of high-resolution images included in The Complete National Geographic, copying them to your hard drive (or an external hard drive) has been reported as taking anywhere from 45 minutes to 1.5 hours per disk.  To decrease the length of time, be sure to turn off the autoplay feature for your DVD drive before starting the copy process.  To turn off the autoplay feature,

• Open your computer's Control Panel
• Choose "Hardware and Sound"
• Click the "Autoplay" option
• Uncheck the "Use Autoplay for all media and devices"
• Click Save

This procedure has been reported to reduce copying time by 20-30 minutes.  Once you've finished copying your disks, you can revert to your original settings by using the above procedure to place a check in the "Use Autoplay on all media and devices" box.