80% off all Paragon Software - expired - Page 2

Purr · 11-28-05, 02:10 AM

I bought the 200 Solitaires tonight 11/27 and got it for $3.49!
:laugh:

PDAAddict · 01-02-06, 10:24 AM

Hi all,

For anyone interested, this offer is still valid. I just bought the French explanatory, the French-English and the Oxford dictionary for $20. Normally, this would cost over $100.

That's a great deal!

01-03-06, 09:35 AM

Ordered the english to spanish and added voice modular! $48 worth of programs for less than $10. Woo Hoo!!

Thanks for the heads up!

dsmichaud · 01-04-06, 07:32 AM

Just got the Web Dictionary for 8$

[QUOTE=Gigi]Includes such titles as:

Merriam-Webster Dictionary
SlovoEd multilingual dictionaries
CETuner
PenReader

Code: ALL_POCKET_80
Expires October 30, 2005

[URL=http://www.penreader.com/ppc200580.html]Instructions[/URL][/QUOTE]

01-30-06, 06:07 AM

Can someone please explain the benefits of the Merriam Webster Collegiate over the 'regular' free dictionary available online? Obviously, having the application locally stored has benefits but other than that I'm failing to see any special reason to buy what's already available for free.

Gigi · 01-30-06, 07:54 AM

[QUOTE=melvynadam]Can someone please explain the benefits of the Merriam Webster Collegiate over the 'regular' free dictionary available online? Obviously, having the application locally stored has benefits but other than that I'm failing to see any special reason to buy what's already available for free.[/QUOTE]

I think it depends on how much you need a dictionary. If you need it often, you may not be able to access it when you need it if you need to rely on an Internet connection. It's also much quicker to access when it's locally stored. There might also be some specific features of the software itself that might make it more user-friendly than a generic online dictionary.

**Frenchy** · 01-30-06, 08:21 AM

Thanks Gigi, I will check their site.

ungluud · 02-07-06, 08:59 AM

Rats! The code has expired! :cry: