It's a shame that everybody has a Bible, but not too many folks bother to open it up. The fact that it is widely available in digital form is encouraging, but once again the initial problem remains. Bible Explorer is one offering that is out there that provides the Book of books to computer users. And, the fact is, it does offer a complete King James version on a CD ROM for a reasonable price. There are also a large selection of paintings, sound clips of scriptural readings, decent video that dramatizes Jesus' life, and various commentaries on the Bible.
Problems begin to arise, however.
For instance, the choice of paintings is good, but, often, the image quality is not. There are a few paintings that did translate well to disk. Fortunately, Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel works look very nice. Unfortunately, I was disappointed by numerous other classics that looked blurry and smeared. In addition, the authors seem to have a hard time with dates for biblical events.