Dictionary Recommendation

[Fix]

Can anyone recommend a good (I'll gladly pay for it) dictionary.

[Esquire]

lexionary
way nice
link

[ahamacher]

Here is another really good choice

WordBook by Transcreative.

www.TranCreative.com

[andsoitgoes]

There is also one for the Microsoft Reader that's really nice, and it's free.

Check it out here

IT adds the ability to perform lookups within MS Reader, really, really cool. SO even if you do get another dictionary program, I suggest grabbing this as well. :D

[pigface]

Originally posted by andsoitgoes@Jan 14 2003, 02:45 PM
There is also one for the Microsoft Reader that's really nice, and it's free.

Check it out here

IT adds the ability to perform lookups within MS Reader, really, really cool. SO even if you do get another dictionary program, I suggest grabbing this as well. :D

Ohh, schweet.. that is a really nice feature.

[Dean]

is that one for tha ppc as well?

[ShawnC]

Lextionary is great. Definitely one of my most frequently used programs (though that could be a reflection on me :D ). The freebe that comes with reader is great for ebooks and .lit files but very cumbersome for simply looking up a word.

[ericartman]

I kinda like BDicty from Beiks I first used it on my visor and find it very complete and pretty easy to use. At $24.00 for the english dictionary it is kinda expensive but like I said it is amazingly complete.
[URL=http://www.beiks.com/pocketpc/showprod.asp?ProdID=203

[hudsonkane]

Can I use WordBook on my Axim X5 and use the MS reader or does it have its own reader that works w/the Axim?
Thank you

[nomar05]

I have both Revolutionary Software Front Lextionary and the MS one. It's a good combo, especially if you use MSReader.

[Raynne413]

Lextionary is great! :)