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[tlug] EBView Works Great / Random House UB?
- Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 15:53:04 +0900
- From: "Lyle (Hiroshi) Saxon" <ronfaxon@example.com>
- Subject: [tlug] EBView Works Great / Random House UB?
- Organization: Images Through Glass
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Note: I composed this outside of an e-mail client, so the format is
slightly different than usual, but I've done what I can to make it
to-the-point and easy to follow.
Re: "There are a number of EB readers for Linux in various states of
GUI-dom. AFAIK they work pretty well with most recent dictionaries. My
only failure was the 5th ed. Koujien which seems to have been encrypted
and only wants to work with the Whindoze and Mac programs that come on
the CD."
I just tried "ebview" and it works very well with the EP-Wing
dictionaries I have. I have them backed up onto a removable hard drive
(with the original boxes packed away somewhere), so I'm not sure of
their exact titles. Two of the ones I'm using (out of many) are
Kenkyusha (not sure of the version) and Ueno (for business terms).
Things just get better and better with Linux! I hadn't expected that I
would be able to use any of that material once I left the illegal/evil
empire.
So - "ebview" is working very well, and I have a question. Are there
any readers for the unabridged Random House dictionary I have? Probably
not.... I did a Google search and it spit back 17,100 hits. I know I
should have gone through all 17,000+ possibilities, but hey - most
people don't even make it to 100 years, so time is an issue. Of the
first 10 links that I faithfully had a look at, none was helpful for
information leading to using the Unabridged Random House on Linux. Any
info on that would be very happily received.
Lyle
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