Two thirds are designed for homes and one third for businesses. Some can be adapted to each. And a major addition is The Extension Agent's Handbook for Disaster Preparation and Response. Basic CFP brochures that are co-logo'ed with the American Red Cross are on both the 1997 and 1998 disks. This CD, like the 1997 edition, is primarily for disaster educators who want to reproduce high-quality educational materials at a professional print shop.
Website is the best alternative.
He has also broken it up into separate files for each topic area or chapter to make it much easier to pull down from the Web. David has been the prime mover and principal author on this very complete Handbook, and has introduced some improvements in content while revising the format to make it easier to access. The Texas program is a model others could well follow or adapt. David developed the Handbook in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Extension Service and the State of Texas. All of which says he is one of those very special experts whose knowledge and judgment the public disaster education community has learned it can rely on.