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Showing posts with label French-English. Show all posts
Showing posts with label French-English. Show all posts
November 1, 2009
October 25, 2009
French/English dictionary update
Today's update adds various new entries to the French dictionary and follows in the wake of other recent updates by including various improvements to commonly consulted entries in the English-French side of the dictionary.
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dictionary,
English-French,
French,
French-English
October 10, 2008
Update to mobile French dictionary

A couple of users have written to tell me that they were having problems with the mobile phone version of the French-English dictionary. (See here for the original blog post about the mobile dictionary version.)
I've made a couple of changes in an attempt to get the dictionary working on phones that were previously having the problem. Since there's such a wide variety of phones out there, I'd appreciate feedback from users as to whether they are stil having trouble.
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