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fDesc[1] = "of some words. The two modes of the program – the teaching words mode and the spelling mode – allow children to see images depicting words, to listen to pronunciation and to learn spelling, so both audio and visual perception is engaged simultaneously.";
		fDesc[2] = "the sea. There will be different sea animals like sharks that will come attack him, all you have to do to stop them is to type the letters or words they have written on them.";
		fDesc[3] = "say that I am an Engineer. This game gives us a new challenge in each stage. In each stage there are several machines or elements fixed in the screen and some others that we can use as we want to reach a goal stated at the beginning of the stage.";
		fDesc[4] = "task is to have fun and collect as many tickets, as you possibly can. Once you have a certain amount of tickets, you can trade them for prices. There is no time limit and you can re-play each game as many times as you want.";
		fDesc[5] = "this game is Diego. He is Nickelodeon's Dora's cousin, a nice boy who likes to help animals at the Animal Rescue Center his parents own. This application is a good choice for children 3 to 6 and has a very nice interface as well as good sound and video quality.";
		fDesc[6] = "counting. Kid’s Abacus has a simple interface with simple images which I think is better for small kids’ eyes of this age group. With Kid’s Abacus your kids can easily learn math counting.";
		fDesc[7] = "missions, all of them regarding food. You need to complete the 6 missions in order to help the hungry, from the moment the crisis arises to the moment the assistance is no longer needed. Given the nature of the game it's licensed as a freeware and freely distributable.";
		fDesc[8] = "gives you the chance of winning lots of money! With nice graphics and animations, this fun and educational game is suitable for all family members.";
		fDesc[9] = "grade kids. The game is developed to assist the teaching of reading for kids with ages 6 to 8. You must help Reader Rabbit and Sam the Lion to obtain the things that the Professor requires to fix his hovercraft, and then recover their Dreamship.";
		fDesc[10] = "and compare your performance with the computer. The game uses the OSPD. You can lookup words based on online dictionaries and build wordlists.";
		fDesc[11] = "Children can choose among the seven different rooms within it and the backyard. In the babies´ room, children can learn several activities to entertain the babies like feeding them, making them play with toys or picking a story from the book to read them.";
		fDesc[12] = "spelling with this excellent program. The aim of the game is to build as many words as we can in the least possible time, from a provided set of six letters.";
		fDesc[13] = "helps the children to learn mathematical calculation of numerals 1 to 10. This game also gives grown-ups a challenging test by encouraging them to tell the answer in the minimum time.";
		fDesc[14] = "Bookworm for Pocket PC we can see a lot of squares containing letters. The purpose of the game is to form words by connecting adjoining tiles. Each time a word is formed the involved tiles will disappear and new ones will replace them.";
		fDesc[15] = "learn the names and locations of the 48 states of the USA. It is only 500KB in size, safe to install, and can be freely downloaded from the developers’ site.";
		
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