Sdictionary for Windows 1.0.0

Sdictionary is a universal multifunctional dictionary shell that uses the
exclusively developed Sdict dictionary format. Sdictionary has a number of
advantages, such as a user-friendly interface and high speed. You can also use
Sdictionary as an interactive encyclopedia.

The Sdictionary community provides a huge variety of freely distributed dictionary
bases. Sdictionary provides users with a multi-window interface for quick and easy
access to articles. Redefinable hotkeys allow using the dictionary with any running
program. Combining results together in one window, it is possible to find a required
word or phrase simultaneously in all dictionaries. Its intuitive interface, and the
convenient and logical keyboard control reduce the time needed to access the
dictionary.

The implementation of dictionaries as separate files is a distinct feature of
Sdictionary which optimizes favorite dictionaries and encyclopedias management. This
feature also reduces the time needed to access articles.

A growing Sdictionary community on www.sdict.com constantly updates old and develops
new dictionaries. The number of dictionaries to date is in the several hundreds!
Thanks to the Sdict open format and the convenience of its text representation,
everyone can convert stored data to the Sdictionary dictionary format. An online
converter is in public access on www.sdict.com web resource so there is no need to
buy an additional converting program. The possibility to work with one's data using
one unified program makes everything easier than ever. Users also have unified
access to dictionaries as well as reference books and encyclopedias. This distinct
feature of Sdictionary, that is, joint use of dictionaries and encyclopedias, adds
to the utility of the program for educational purposes. Sdictionary provide great
support and is indispensable for business and scholars alike.

Requirements:	Processor x86 at least 400Mhz, OS MS Windows 2000/2003/XP, at least 128MB of RAM
Release Info:	New Release on Dec 30, 2006
Release Notes:	First release
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