Has anyone tried a good dictionary for college study?

[Bobcat962]

I seem to reach for my pocketpc for everything. I find myself grabbing it when I need a dictionary and I don't realize that I don't have a dictionary on it until I have clicked open several windows.

Any recommendations?

[Glohamar]

Lextionary is the best IMHO.
http://revolution.cx/Pocket-PC-Dictionary.htm

And if you subscribe to this site, you can get it for a discount :mrgreen:

Dave :)

[ntractv]

Lextionary is the best IMHO.
http://revolution.cx/Pocket-PC-Dictionary.htm

And if you subscribe to this site, you can get it for a discount :mrgreen:

Dave :)

This looks like what I've been looking for. How much space does it take up on the PPC?

[Glohamar]

It is big @ 9.5MB. I have it on my storage card.

Dave

[upplepop]

I suggest either Rogets or Wordnet from Memolink. (http://www.memolink.com) Both are free (along with lots of other great reference material at memolink), but they will require TomeRaider (http://www.tomeraider.com) which costs $25.

[Glohamar]

Lextionary cost $17.99 or, if you become a subscriber (http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/subscribe.php), you can get it for $13.99. :way to go:

Dave

[Jon Westfall]

If your PPC has internet access, www.dictionary.com has always worked well for me. Takes up no space either.

Jon.