Which is the best dictionary, help me

Mythos · 07-02-03, 12:25 PM

Have you tried theese free ones from Microsoft?
http://www.microsoft.com/reader/down...ctionaries.asp

Mythos · 07-02-03, 12:45 PM

Hmmm. Wonder what happened to some clock since my answer came before the post I answered to. (Yes, I have checked my time zone).

jorge5000 · 07-02-03, 02:43 PM

I want to buy a dictionary english-english and english-spanish, but I found a lot of them.

I want that some one that know about freeware or commercial software tell me where i can find, this is urgent.

If some one can send me one freeware I appreciate.

thanks.

deftech · 07-02-03, 02:49 PM

Please don't crosspost your threads in multiple forums. Duplicate threads will be removed. Thank you.

xupcua · 07-03-03, 07:15 AM

Do u try these:

1. Slovo Dictionary
http://handango.com/PlatformProductD...0&platformId=2

2. Quick Lookup Dictionay?
http://www.trancreative.com/Product.aspx?id=6

I think Slovo Dictionary is the best.

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GeorgeB · 07-03-03, 08:50 AM

TranCreative's WordBook. I can open a document and WordBook's icon is in the tray and if I double tap a word in my reading text its definition will appear. I like that because I'm not switching back and forth between my reading text and a dictionary. WordBook can be found at http://www.trancreative.com/Product.aspx?id=2

deftech · 07-03-03, 09:04 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Mythos
Hmmm. Wonder what happened to some clock since my answer came before the post I answered to. (Yes, I have checked my time zone).

The server time got messed up for a bit yesterday. All is well now though.

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