A collection of Mac OS X 10.5-compatible dictionaries for use with the new Dictionary software application.
If you're on the lookout for an excellent set of dictionaries, EtreRef may be worth considering. It is compatible with the new Dictionary program that was launched in MacOSX 10.5. The software currently offers a number of dictionaries that users can access, including The Holy Bible (King James version), The Holy Bible (American Standard version), and The Holy Quran (Arabic text only).
One of the stand-out features of EtreRef is that every word in the dictionary is automatically turned into a link if it is a keyword in any other dictionary. This means that you can easily get more context on specific words simply by hovering your mouse over them.
Of course, with every software, there may be some errors or omissions. While the EtreRef dictionaries include several megabytes of content, it's possible that they may contain errors. If you do come across an issue in any of the dictionaries, it's recommended that you get in touch with Etresoft to let them know.
Looking onward, EtreRef's future versions may include enhanced versions of the current dictionaries, additional religious texts or even non-religious databases. If you require a good set of dictionaries, EtreRef could be just what you need.
One of the stand-out features of EtreRef is that every word in the dictionary is automatically turned into a link if it is a keyword in any other dictionary. This means that you can easily get more context on specific words simply by hovering your mouse over them.
Of course, with every software, there may be some errors or omissions. While the EtreRef dictionaries include several megabytes of content, it's possible that they may contain errors. If you do come across an issue in any of the dictionaries, it's recommended that you get in touch with Etresoft to let them know.
Looking onward, EtreRef's future versions may include enhanced versions of the current dictionaries, additional religious texts or even non-religious databases. If you require a good set of dictionaries, EtreRef could be just what you need.
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