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Company: Paragon Technologie GMBH [more]

Release date: 11-09-2007
Last update: 04-05-2009
License: Shareware
File size: 1.8 MB KB

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English-Polish & Polish-English Extended dictionary ($12.95) is also available Welcome to SlovoEd dictionaries product-line, the best-selling dictionaries for Palm OS recognized in USA, Canada, Latin & South America, as well as in Europe and countries of Middle-East. Used in SlovoEd dictionaries high-quality dictionary databases from known linguistic companies are specially adapted for usage on Palm OS based devices. "SlovoEd dictionaries developed by Paragon Software (SHDD) are shining examples of well-developed software applications for Palm OS", - said Larry Berkin, the Director, Global Developer Marketing, PalmSource, Inc. "They incorporate Palm OS design philosophy so seamlessly, it is sometimes difficult for users to tell where they end and the Palm OS begins."     This bidirectional Polish-English-Polish dictionary contains 107 561 entries (about 1000 KB of device memory): Polish-English dictionary - 58 227
English-Polish dictionary - 49 334 It is based on SlovoEd dictionary engine that enables the unique data compression technology; it runs fast and effectively despite the high data compression ratio. The program also includes the so-called resident module that allows you to translate words without switching between applications. Polish-English-Polish dictionary has user friendly, intuitive understandable interface with many easy-to-use unique features:   The possibility to add new entries, remove and edit existing entries using powerful built-in editor; the possibility activate/deactivate all changes of entries and synchronize changes with desktop computer.   The possibility of learning words using "Word of Day" and "Flash Cards Quiz" features.   The improved "select" function enables selection of any word or part of the word from translation field. Additional buttons for select, copy, paste operations.   A number of user defined preferences that make the program very flexible: color formatting of dictionary entries, several color schemes of user interface, changeable font size in translation field, and other.   The availability of dictionary interface and user manual in English and Polish (please note, that you should install different files for interface in different languages). Important: due to the specific of Palm OS, this dictionary requires Polish localization kit to be installed (to display correctly Polish letters). We recommend you to use our Polish PiLoc localization system. When ordering this dictionary, you get Polish PiLoc free of charge. Why purchasing SlovoEd?   High-quality dictionary Polish-English-Polish databases specially adapted for using on Palm OS based devices.   Permanent work of qualified developers on improving the SlovoEd product line by introducing new technologies, enhancing the functionality and presenting more languages and lexicons.   Free of charge automatic update service.   Competent customer support: technical experts working with Palm OS devices since 1997.   Secure on-line ordering providing the "real-time fulfillment", that means that you will be e-mailed with your Code immediately.   Money-back guarantee: unconditional for 30 days. New to 4.14 version:   Dictionary now supports 320x480 and 480x320 resolutions on such devices as Tungsten T3, Sony Clie UX50 and others.   Several popular eBook-readers are supported now (that means you can select words from the text to work with SlovoEd resident module and see translations without leaving the eBook you are reading).   Resident module is now working on devices with hardware keyboard (Tungsten W, Treo 600, Treo 270). You are welcome to try other dictionaries for your handheld:   Polish-German   English-German   Polish-French   English-French


Platform: Palm OS

System Requirements: Palm

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