Would you like to have a completely free multilingual dictionary on your p800/p900?
No tricks, no scams, it's free, and it's here:
http://jumpjack.altervista.org
English-Italian dictionary already available; for other languages you just need a text file listing one word (with its translation) per line.
Have fun!
cassioli wrote:Would you like to have a completely free multilingual dictionary on your p800/p900?
No tricks, no scams, it's free, and it's here:
http://jumpjack.altervista.orgEnglish-Italian dictionary already available; for other languages you just need a text file listing one word (with its translation) per line.
Have fun!
Kamalayan wrote:Hey not fair. 😉 Any free ones for series 60 as well? 😃
cassioli wrote:I don't know, but if series 60 supports PersonalJava, you could just try and see if it works! If it runs but it has just screen size problems, it will be easy for me to change it in then source and compile it again.
GOOD NEWS!
A free dictionary for S60 actually already exists, but nobody knew about it... till now! 😮
I found this site:
http://www.garret.ru/~knizhnik/mobile.html
The dictioanry is even opensource, and, although it is only english-russian, I am working to understand the format of the list, to create more useful ones. This site is VERY interesting for free words lists:
http://www.fdicts.com/
Also this:
http://magic-dic.homeunix.net/
Back to the midlet, anyone has an idea about the format of the list it uses?!?