English-Spanish dictionary?

[bbarker]

I need an English-Spanish dictionary for my Pocket PC. I speak Spanish but it has been years since I used it often. I now have an assignment that requires me to become more proficient and I'd like to be able to quickly look up words. There are a bunch of English-Spanish dictionaries listed on Handango (http://www.handango.com/PlatformSearch.jsp?optionId=1_2_2&jid=916E7X6B9CFA4D361A1XX89C5EC3275X&platformId=2&siteId=1&features=0&advSearch=true&sectionId=0&keyWords=english+AND+spanish+AND+dictionary) and PocketGear (http://www.pocketgear.com/advanced_search.asp?category1=23&chkTitle=on&chkCompany=on&searchfor=english+AND+spanish+AND+dictionary&except_searchfor=&boolean=PARTIAL&sortBy=views&sortByOrder=desc&Submit1=Submit) but it's hard to tell which are best.

Can anyone give me some recommendations?

[Noel]

If you use MS Reader, this link provides you with FREE Spanish > English and English > Spanish dictionaries (as well as other languages).
http://www.microsoft.com/reader/downloads/dictionaries.asp

Noel

[Jorgen]

I use UltraLingua (SlovoEd) which i have used for nearly a year - quite comprehensive with 50765 entries (version 3.01). Well worth the money: fast, good choice of words, good userinterface. (Comes with installation program but it is easy to pick out the CAB files for direct installation from for example a memory card).

UPDATE: review here http://pocketnow.com/index.php?a=portal_detail&t=reviews&id=234

Filesizes:
- dictionaries: 544 + 533K
- program: 253K (unless they hide stuff in oterh directories).

Jorgen

[Ink Noise]

I like PocketLingo English to Spanish, also PocketContext is very good but I don't believe is WM2003 compatible.

Buenas Suerte!
(Ink Noise)

[bbarker]

Good suggestions. Thanks! :)

[waterboy]

MobiLearn Talking Phrasebook is pretty nice, although the basic listing with pronunciations is somewhat small. You can purchase add on lexicons of nouns and verbs. Translates in either direction.

[bbarker]

What I'm really looking for is vocabulary. I speak the language, but it's been long enough since I used it daily that my vocabularyis rusty.

[Jorgen]

>vocabulary

You can get Spanish books in various levels of difficulty, but I have not seen these as ebooks.

http://www.blackmask.com/cgi-bin/newlinks/page.cgi?g=Europa%2Findex.html&d=1 has some Spanish books (all from Project Gutenberg) but they may or may not be beyond your abilities.

Jorgen

[bbarker]

What I want is a Spanish-English, English-Spanish dictionary on my Pocket PC where I can look up the translation of a word.

[Jorgen]

What I want is a Spanish-English, English-Spanish dictionary on my Pocket PC where I can look up the translation of a word.

That is UltraLingua.

Jorgen