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1.7 KiB
48 lines
1.7 KiB
Kdict - The KDE Dictionary Client
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Copyright (C) 2000-2001 Christian Gebauer <gebauer@kde.org>
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copyright (c) 1998 by Matthias Hoelzer <hoelzer@kde.org>
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maintained by Christian Gebauer <gebauer@kde.org>
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Homepage: http://www.rhrk.uni-kl.de/~gebauerc/kdict/
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See LICENSE for the license of this programm.
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Kdict is a graphical client for the DICT Protocol.
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It enables you to search through dictionary-like databases
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for a word or phrase, then displays suitable definitions.
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Kdict trys to ease basic as well as advanced queries. A separate list
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offers a convenient way to deal with the enormous number of matching
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words that a advanced query can return.
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The remainder of Kdict's user interface resembles a web browser:
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For instance, you can jump to the definition of a synonym by
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simply clicking on the highlighted word. The back/forward functionality
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is also implemented, enabling you to quickly go back to the result of
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previous queries.
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Kdict is able to process the content of the X clipboard, so it's easy
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to combine Kdict with your web browser or text editor.
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Kdict is now a real client, no additional software is needed.
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If your machine is behind a firewall, has no permanent internet
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connection or the server of dict.org is too slow for you, you can
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set up your own local server, all you need is available at
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http://www.dict.org.
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The advantages of a local server are optimal performance and
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the ability to install additional databases of your choice.
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The handbook contains a small tutorial for installation
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and links to databases.
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For installing Kdict you need:
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- KDE 3.x
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- POSIX Threads
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