Is it really the Encyclopedia Britannica as we might of thought?

I don't want to stir up the pot here, but I wonder if what we have is not the real thing that some expected. 

If you take a look at the Resource directory you may have a clue to the source of the data.  The file name is COMPTONSENCY.logos4 and it is a size of 275,647 mb on my pc.  Slightly larger than the ESVSB which is 217,672 mb.

I poked around and see that Britannica has a license to distribute Comjptons. Here is the web page from Britannica that describes Comptons:

http://www.britannica.com/topic/Comptons-by-Britannica

Also I am not seeing many photos just quickly scanning the text.  Are images in Logos resources embedded in the resource or are they stored somewhere else?

If you look around at Amazon you can see references to a 26 volume set and I was wondering if this is what the basis for this resource is.  It would appear that it is a set designed for high school students.

I think the resource would be helpful and interesting and may be worth the initial pre-pub price. 

I have the Britannica DVD but don't have it loaded.  I might load that up and check some of the articles against that source.