rnissenbaum

I prefer that it will be a freeware but if not than...not

An important thing is that it has to run on WM5, because i've tried the WordNet dictionery but it won't run on my axim 51v with the WM5.

Thanks

Gigi

Use Microsoft's free Reader with their free Encarta Dictionary.

Moved to Ebooks.

chewbacca

yea, that will work. but it takes quite a bit of space

Li0rE

uhh, isnt an English-English dictionary called a thresaurus?

kulnet

Maybe it's American English to Brittish English. There are some differences. I think.

wr3zzz

Mdict will allow you to load Wordnet in WM5. It's freeware.

Oscar Ubaldo

Originally Posted by rnissenbaum

I prefer that it will be a freeware but if not than...not An important thing is that it has to run on WM5, because i've tried the WordNet dictionery but it won't run on my axim 51v with the WM5. Thanks

You can access the webster dictionary via e-sword (is a bible reader that offers the webster absolutely free). You don not have to download any bibles if you do not want to. (www.e-sword.com).

Frenchy

I purchased Lexisgoo long ago and it is still getting used every day.

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JamX51v

you might consider pocketdict @cellosoft.com ---works for me & free

rnissenbaum

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Originally Posted by JamX51v

you might consider pocketdict @cellosoft.com ---works for me & free

that did it

thanks for the help

Menneisyys

Check out http://www.aximsite.com/boards/showthread.php?t=135152

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Grahameh

I use the SlovoEd English-English dictionary. I find it brilliant. It also has synonyms (thesaurus), etc. It's not free and I can't personally guarantee it will work on X51, but it is definitely worth looking at.
I rarely looked up a dictionary before, although I have many, but having in this in my pocket means I often check on unusual words.
Just for information a dictionary and a thesaurus are different. A dictionary explains what a word means, sometimes giving examples of sentences to help illustrate the meaning and the context in which it can be used. A thesaurus gives synonyms, or words with the same or similar meaning. The thesaurus is good for crossword puzzles.

Pocketbrain

Americans remember: Fag = cigarette in England, and chips = fries, crisps = chips. The rest is easy.


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AlbaJoe

York = New York
Jersey = New Jersey

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Ana

What about a French-French dictionary?

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