Hello,
just to tell you that i installed TRUETERM dictionary and it fits perfectly the Advantage/Athena screen.
It is a free software and give the possibility to translate several languages.
It perfectly fit my needs.
Thanks Giancarlo
most of the dictionary fit athena screen.
i also use some very good dictionaries as: MSDICT and MDICT which contains not only English - English but also France.
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the application i need:
- english to chinese and chinese to english dictionary
- microsoft reader
- daily expenses
thanx a lot
Michael Ee said:
the application i need:
- english to chinese and chinese to english dictionary
- microsoft reader
- daily expenses
thanx a lot
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Why not google it...
pretty sure - microsoft reader is for download on their site at least that where i get the updates for it
and thats where it's free for downloan for the pc platform and where you activate it
ectaco for the chinese to english dictionary available on e-mule
I wanted to use Persian on my mobile but I couldn't install Windows Arabic with Persian support on my Hermes Softbank X01 which has a locked rom with Japanese WM5. I tried so many different commercially available keyboards and softwares, finally this is what worked for me at no charge:
1- On a clean installation of my windows, I installed Ecatco trial for Persian from http://www.ectaco.com/Language-Support-Persian-for-Pocket-PC (actually there are 2 or 3 other packages that none worked for me incl. paragon) There are Ectaco packages for other rtl middle-eastern languages.
With this installation I got Persian font and UTF recognition in internet explorer. Typing Persian in Windows environment (even Japanese outlook) is OK however the IE shows separated LTR characters. There is no choice by default for the text direction and practically it is useless.
2- After hours of thinking, I tried the new version of Minimo (Mozilla browser for PDA). It solved the problem of text direction. Moreover, unlike old fashioned IE, Minimo is an excellent and full featured browser. I just wish my Hermes had a little bit of more base RAM. BTW, you can download the latest (still beta?) version of this smart browser from http://www.mozilla.org/projects/minimo/
Now I can catch on my news reading in Persian on the way to work on board Tokyo Metro!
Hi, I looked everywhere, but I couldnt find any way to input and display korean. I have a HTC Touch Pro, and I find it ridiculous that Microsoft made it so hard to install a language..
Can anyone shed some light?
CE-Star
try this program i use for displaying Japanese fonts on my diamond. i know how it can be a pain getting squares for all e-mails and messages or even on certain websites its called
CE-Star For Pocket PC
you can use the Unregistered version just fine, i believe it also gives you an ability to type in those languages, just by changing the keyboard input
I think the xperia x1 is english version. But I use opera to browse the chinese website, it will not show the characters. Is there a plugin or software I need to install in order to view those chinese characters, I heard about CE-Star, but will it affect other programs on the device?
Hi everybody!
This is a blast from the past. I was looking for a basic multi-lingual two-way dictionary and I found this freeware gem by Innersky!
Well, at first I couldn't find it because Innersky has disappeared but you can still download the programme via Wayback Machine!
Works a charm!
If you want a newer one...
http://w0lfwmcoder.googlepages.com/
This one requires a data connection, as it uses Google Translator, but it supports something like 30 languages. (All languages supported by http://translate.google.com.)