So many dictionaries of varied size and quality have been called "Webster's" that the name no longer has any specific brand meaning. Despite this, many people still recognize and trust the name. Thus, "Webster's" continues as a powerful and lucrative marketing tool. In recent years, even established dictionaries with no direct link to Noah Webster whatsoever have adopted his name, adding to the confusion. Random House dictionaries are now called "Random House Webster's", and Microsoft's "Encarta World English Dictionary" is now "Encarta Webster's Dictionary". The dictionary now called "Webster's New Universal" no longer even uses the text of the original "Webster's New Universal" dictionary, but rather is a newly commissioned version of the "Random House Dictionary".