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Old 01-21-2012, 08:51 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by AlPe View Post
As I said in the previous post, the EN-EN dictionary is essentially the GCIDE, which is based on the freeware Webster 1913. Some country names and other "modern" terms might be missing. The Odyssey simply tries to return a list of words "similar" to the one being searched for.
I had the Webster 1913 on my pocketbook and yes, it's a dictionary, but yes, it's (almost) 100 years old. I really did not like it.
I hope, bookeen uses the Webster just for testing purposes and will come up with something decent in the end. I still am interested in the Odyssey (i really like, how it handles fonts), but a proper English dictionary (and options to install others) is compulsory. I have no problem paying for a good dictionary. I really loved the PONS EN-GE I had bought for my Gen3 (mobi). It still is the best to me (also beats the Colins, which is on Sony).

Is there a tool, to transform mobi dictionaries to whatever format is required by the Odyssey?

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