An ActiveX control that acts as a client for the DICT protocol.
If you are looking for a comprehensive dictionary query and response protocol, you might want to check out the ExDictClient ActiveX control. This tool operates on a TCP transaction-based system, which enables clients to seamlessly access dictionary definitions from a variety of natural language dictionary databases.
To ensure reliable and efficient performance, this software uses the DICT Protocol, which is described in detail in RFC 2229. This protocol defines the format and behavior of dictionary servers and clients, making it easier for users to access and retrieve pertinent information.
One of the many benefits of using the ExDictClient ActiveX control is its user-friendliness. Unlike other software options, ExDictClient is relatively easy to use and does not require much experience or in-depth knowledge to operate.
To help keep the codebase small and streamline functionality, the ExDictClient has been built using ATL. This ensures optimal performance and minimal overhead, even when conducting complex dictionary queries. If you are in need of a reliable and user-friendly dictionary query and response protocol, look no further than the ExDictClient ActiveX control.
To ensure reliable and efficient performance, this software uses the DICT Protocol, which is described in detail in RFC 2229. This protocol defines the format and behavior of dictionary servers and clients, making it easier for users to access and retrieve pertinent information.
One of the many benefits of using the ExDictClient ActiveX control is its user-friendliness. Unlike other software options, ExDictClient is relatively easy to use and does not require much experience or in-depth knowledge to operate.
To help keep the codebase small and streamline functionality, the ExDictClient has been built using ATL. This ensures optimal performance and minimal overhead, even when conducting complex dictionary queries. If you are in need of a reliable and user-friendly dictionary query and response protocol, look no further than the ExDictClient ActiveX control.
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