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My favourite softwares

tailrace — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 11:55:07 +0000

I am a born again software addict. My rebound from terminal software nutcase to sane user has been excruciating. The phenomenal obsession with shareware, trial ware, demo ware and freeware has since been toned down to occasional browsing for useful freeware. However, I have been able to compile a list of excellent applications while walking the wild side of cyberspace. Like a fairy tale dungeon dragon I have been guarding it all these years but I realize now that it has been damn tiresome and pretty stupid of me. So I have decided to bare it all – A Double Cheese Burger + Triple Sundae + Pepsi software combo pack of applications, mostly freeware and a few pay ware.

I haven’t written even one line of code in any of the applications listed. True to the spirit of every self respecting end user license agreement, I take no responsibility what so ever in case any of the applications featured here threaten you, your family, pets, neighbours, the planet, universe et al with eternal damnation and perdition.

Dedicated to selfless open source and freeware developers whose unflinching madness has yielded some of the best software’s mankind has ever known.

P.S:- The software’s listed are only for the Windows platform. Linux, BeOS, Mac OS, Other OS users – please excuse me. Power users, this list is not meant for you. I’m sure you have got them all and more.

1.  PDF XChange Viewer - Outstanding PDF viewer and Annotator. Best I have ever known. The freeware version is quite impressive. Far better than Acrobat or Foxit Reader [Download Link]
2.  PDFTools from Sheel Khanna - Hassle free Encryption/ Decryption, pdf splitting/ joining, pdf stamping and pdf page rearrange at no cost [Download Link]
3.  PrintConductor - Freeware batch print utility. I couldn't find another freeware replacement for this one [Download Link]
4.  XYPlorer - Best windows explorer replacement with document preview and file search. Portable. XYPlorer Ver 5.55 is still available for free download [Download Link]
5.  XPlorer2 - Another impressive windows explorer replacement [Download Link]
6.  Everything Search - Lightning fast desktop file search engine. However works only with NTFS drives. Portable version available [Download Link]
7.  Snowbird search - Portable desktop file search engine. Works with NTFS and FAT drives. Can search inside files as well [Download Link]
8.  7 Zip - Freeware, portable, zip/ unzip engine. Can handle multiple formats [Download Link]
9.  Deskpins - Pin any number of windows to the desktop. Portable [Download Link]
10. TrayIt - Reduce desktop clutter. Send them all to the system tray [Download Link]
11. eTextReader - Unobtrusive, customizable, portable text reader [Download Link]
12. WordWeb - Excellent dictionary and thesaurus [Download Link]
13. The Sage – Very good dictionary and thesaurus. I like WordWeb better though [Download Link]
14. Autounbreak - Remove line breaks from text files [Download Link]
15. Text Stripper - Remove line breaks and a lot more. Much more versatile than Autounbreak [Download Link]
16. FSCapture - Uncluttered screen capture utility. Version 5.3 is freeware for home users [Download Link]
17. Screen2Exe - Very good onscreen video capture tool. Converts directly to standalone exe file. [Download Link]
    Another good alternative is Camstudio [Download Link]
18. IrfanView - Superb Picture Viewer [Download Link]
19. Photoscape - Feature Rich Photo Editor [Download Link]
20. PhotoFiltre – Another fantastic photo editor. Combined with Photoscape provides matchless photo editing capability [Download Link]
21. FreeVideoConverter - Excellent video format converter [Download Link]
22. DVDShrink - Very good DVD ripper. Use Backup option under File menu to begin DVD rip [Download Link]
23. Calc98 - Excellent scientific calculator [Download Link]
24. Convert - Very good unit conversion tool [Download Link]
25. MyLockBox - Password protect your personal folder for free [Download Link]
26. Polyedit Lite - Compact, fast text editor. Notepad replacement [Download Link]
27. EditPad Lite - Similar to Polyedit Lite [Download Link]
28. VLC Player - Most versatile video player [Download Link]
29. KM Player - Good video player. Not as versatile as VLC player though [Download Link]
30. PStart - Compact, no fuss program launcher [Download Link]
31. TrueCrypt - Create highly secure encrypted file vaults [Download Link]
32. Universal Extractor - Extract files from exe files and make them portable [Download Link]
33. Sumatra PDF - No frills PDF viewer [Download Link]
34. Duplicate Cleaner - Find and clean duplicate files. User friendly interface [Download Link]
35. CloneSpy - Duplicate Cleaner. Less user friendly, but more thorough. Duplicate Cleaner combined with CloneSpy gives you formidable power [Download Link]
36. Eraser - Erase files and folders without a trace. Excellent. Portable version available [Download Link]
37. CCleaner - Full featured system cleaner [Download Link]
38. Cathy - Lightweight, simple disk cataloguing tool [Download Link]
39. QTTabBar - Enhance windows explorer functionality with this add-in [Download Link]
40. Sandboxie - Protects PC from viruses by denying access to hard disk while browsing internet [Download Link]
41. Avira Antivirus - Excellent freeware antivirus package [Download Link]
42. Super Antispyware – Anti-malaware tool. Best used for offline scanning [Download Link]
43. Rainbow Folders - Colour your folders for easy identification [Download Link]
44. MyNotesKeeper - Fantastic Personal Information Manager. Not freeware [Download Link]
45. Lookout - Fast, advanced search engine for Microsoft Outlook [Download Link]
46. TextTicker - Scrolling text on your desktop. Not freeware [Download Link]
47. Excel Password Remover - Very good password remover add-in for excel [Download Link]
48. HxD Hexeditor - Very good Hex Editor [Download Link]
49. Picpick – Multi-utility screen capture, screen zoom tool [Download Link]
50. MyMobiler - View and manipulate windows mobile/ PDA screen on PC [Download Link]
51. Online Armour – Excellent Free Firewall [Download Link]
52. Mutorrent – Portable, easy to use torrent client with a tiny footprint [Download Link]

I use most of these software’s on a regular basis and I love them all. I’m sure you will too. Ciao…

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YEP Shanghai

zecqi — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 14:34:30 +0000

My long overdue reflections. Why come so suddenly. Our post-expedition finally ended a couple of weeks ago. Offically, YEP Hope has finally ended, although there’s still that nightmare-video yet to be completed. Also a couple of weeks ago, I got a phonecall, asking if I would like to join another YEP trip to Shanghai, in time for the expo, next year. My journaling throughout the YEP trip was done in this manner, although done manually, which would certainly be much easier. I read it once through, and wrote this.

God bless China.

Liquid Story Binder XE 4.41

rvsload — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 23:45:09 +0000

Liquid Romance Binder XE is a uniquely dessigned expression processer fitting for qualified anbd asp

WordWeb

HacıAta — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 11:21:56 +0000

Kullanışlı ve geniş kapsamlı bir sözlük olan WordWeb, tanım ve eş anlamlı sözcüklerin kolayca buluna

Những tiện ích giúp hoàn thiện kỹ năng viết tiếng Anh

Nhân Mã — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 02:23:37 +0000

Ngoại ngữ, cụ thể là tiếng Anh, ngày càng trở nên rất thông dụng. Nếu bạn vẫn gặp kho

WordWeb 5.52

Nhân Mã — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 01:56:40 +0000

Dùng từ sai ngữ cảnh là một trong những lỗi thường gặp nhất khi sử dụng tiếng Anh. Để

Artha - Open Thesaurus

maverick — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 19:10:17 +0000

Although Ubuntu and several other Linux Distros provide it’s own dictionary which connects online to give you the results. Meanwhile i was thinking of something like Wordweb in windows. I found one mail regarding the same ..i managed somehow to install Artha on my UbuntuBox..it works good..and i love it.

: The open dictionary

Look up definitions with WordWeb

Bradley — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 19:08:54 +0000

Whilst there’s a plethora of dictionaries available online, software can still surpass them in terms of ease-of-use and the speed of access. WordWeb is a smashing little application which combines a dictionary, thesaurus, and more into one small application. It’s almost always faster than using a dictionary website, and includes additional functions which you’re not likely to find elsewhere.

WordWeb provides a plethora of features which make reference tasks simple

During or just after the installation, you may be struck by something a bit queer. The license agreement includes a clause which states that you can use the software provided you don’t make more than four flights in a 12-month period. Obviously this is the developer’s way of trying to reduce carbon emissions and therefore save the poor little polar bears from supposed impending doom. I don’t take flights, and therefore am free to use this software as much as I like. It’s also quite quaint that you receive a message after a year asking you how many flights you’ve taken – it won’t let you continue to use it if you answer more than four, and will perhaps lecture you about how you’re murdering the environment.

Attempted diktats about how you travel aside, the software is useful and zippy. It loads very quickly and it’s easy to get started by searching a word in the text field. WordWeb will then quickly do some soul-searching to find the word you’re looking for and provide definitions. Below this are a few tabs which offer different features. The first of these is ‘Nearest’, which will take you to a list of words which are above and below it alphabetically, clicking one of these will take you to its definition. Whilst this isn’t as obviously useful, it’s handy if you’re using alliteration in puns, or you just want to kill some time. ‘Synonyms’ is the second tab, and this lists words which mean the same thing. I’d like to see that improved, since there weren’t many suggested synonyms for each word. Thirdly we have the ‘Antonyms’ tab, which presents words which mean the opposite of the word you’ve looked up – just in case you’re feeling fickle.

There’s also the ability to carry over information from the Internet. After clicking ‘Web References’ you’ll be asked to confirm that you’re willing to download content from the Web. After this initial shuffling about, you additional features will be added: a Wikipedia article panel for the word, a Wictionary panel, and a WordWeb online panel. These all add additional information which can be useful to your in your research.

I think my only suggestion for improvement would be the ability to have different tabs for different words. This would help with multitasking or when checking the finer points of the definitions when choosing between two similar words. WordWeb can be downloaded from http://wordweb.info/free/ or download.com.

The Virgin Trip

zecqi — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 15:38:06 +0000

vivooldieshawparvillahellcarroundabouts
meatballsikeacoldfortcanninghillplugsbirds
SGHcarparkmudpieindianillegalparkingjelly
SweeLeeguitarsmusicdesignMtVernonJCs
maskedguardemptyparkSt’AndrewsVillage
memoriesupandonSalvationArmycheap
thriftshopyoungbergterracebencamwhore
dirtywindscreenkallangagape11sunshinepark
HOMESWEETHOME

Tip - Be a Better Writer with WordWeb Thesaurus and Dictionary for Windows - Free

Bill Mullins — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 15:45:38 +0000

WordWeb is a one-click English Thesaurus and Dictionary for Windows that can be used to instantly fi

Article Web Marketing Software

awakenedsoul — Tue, 19 May 2009 13:46:03 +0000

Do you need to create an infinite number of unique articles quickly? Are you one of those people that spend hours researching, writing, and publishing online articles for various blogs and websites? Don´t you wish you had a little helper that could halve your workload? Well then article creation software is exactly what you’re looking for – a dream come true!

Instead of spending hours developing articulate and original content, Article Creation Software can ´incredibly´ generate a unique article for you in just a few minutes. Article creation scripts and software are the ultimate in article marketing tools and with automatic content technology you don’t need to be a professional editor to reap the benefits and attract more traffic – some of the better programs on the market include:

* Magic Article Rewriter

* Power Article Rewriter

* Wordflood 2.0

* Website Content Wizard

Article Creation Software uses in built programming and web based search capabilities to rapidly and systematically search and compile lists of synonyms and occasionally stand-alone sentences. The application does this by using a search query to determine the most applicable (keyword or key phrase) you’ve just inserted. The software will then instinctively classify and organise the entire compiled data into subgroups or subtopics. Now follows the best part – all you have to do is decide which synonyms you want from a generated list to fabricate fresh and unique articles. Article Creation Software thus affords the user several clear-cut advantages such as:

* Enabling you to produce content that you can then submit to free article directories, thus drawing hundreds of back links to your sites.

* Makes it possible for you to create unique content for fresh internet sites, Web Pages, and Blogs a great deal quicker.

* Picking up more inbound traffic – a great deal faster.

* Promotes and keeps the attention of your visitors and search engines alike.

* Become an expert writer about any field of study surprisingly quick.

Although there are many potent features inherent in Article Creation Software, rewriting an existing article has always been a gray area. Articles can occasionally be of mediocre quality without any zest or feeling obvious in the work of a human operator. Ultimately, there’s more effective software packages available, software that can produce the most inventive, unique and accurate articles without impairment and encroaching upon copyright laws. Can you guess what it could be?

Yes, it´s your mind!

Do you realise, the capacity of the human mind is more powerful than the total sum of all the computers ever built. While even the greatest, herculean computers nowadays are roughly 10,000,000,000,000 bytes (10 to the power of 12), the individual mind is capable of a colossal ten followed by eight,432 noughts. Now that´s powerful stuff!

There’s no software that can cope with the ability of your mind. Nevertheless, there are a few software programs that can assist you to produce better content. One tiny, neat, free program is Wordweb. Modelled on the same principles as Princetons WordNet project, it has a large compendium of 15000 root words and 120000 synonyms. Wordweb sits inconspicuously in your system tray ready for use at your whim. Whenever you want to know the meaning of a word or its applicable synonym; simply highlight the word and press Ctl + right click and voila a little windowpane pops up with a listing of words.

Another groovy program used by many editors and writers is Stylewriter - the plain English editor. Although it´s cost ($160) can be inhibitive to some, it is worth the investment for the professional writer who wants to produce professionally edited documents and improve their writing style. However, don´t expect it to correct punctuations or some of the more complicated grammar mistakes that your word-processor doesn’t pick up – use your brain.

Despite these limits, Article Creation Software is fast becoming popular with internet marketers and content creators all over the world as a handy tool to use with their existing content creation strategies. It’s now their first choice, even before keyword research tools, to research articles, submit them to article directories, earn revenue online, and reduce your research time and effort many times over. So if you´re looking for a neat little piece of software to create quick and easy articles then Article Creation Software is the way to go.

However, you have to be cautious, as there are dozens of article rendering tools available that simply reproduce trash and produce duplications. If you want to create high calibre articles with your own voice, then your mind is always the most powerful software that you can use.

You make the choice!

Geeky Farewell to 2008

Hasina Suliman — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 16:00:12 +0000

The year has come and gone, 2009 is on a stampede to get here. Most blogs are littered with posts of reminiscing, regrets, thougths, and goals for 2009.
However, i’m going to share with you 10 geek things (applications, sites, network services) that 2008 has brought me (g33k joy! woot!!)

1. Discovering Twitter.com

I’ve found twitter to be exceptionally inspiring, interesting, a fast paced technological grapevine to keep up with ever changing media innovations, peeks in to peoples thoughts, and its AWESOME for networking with those who share like interests.

2. Exploring WordPress

Moving to wordpress at the close of 2007 was a change, followed by tons of learning my way around wordpress. WordPress has an easy to use interface that takes some adjustment. In my opinion it attracts a more elite readership as compared to blogger.com

3. TinyUrls

Its a web service that provies short links to rediret LONG URLs. It’s really nifty when sharing links on twitter or via email and prevents link breaks

4. Digg

Digg is a platform for people to discover and share content from anywhere on the web. From the biggest online destinations to the most obscure blog, Digg surfaces the best stuff as voted on by their users. Read more

5. WordWeb

WordWeb is an international English dictionary and thesaurus program for Microsoft Windows. Its a must if you’re always looking up words, writing documents, or reading online. It sits in your tray. Its on my list of must haves. Download it here

6. Scribd.com

Scribd is a document sharing website. It currently houses over 350,000 documents. Its fabulous when you’re in need of latest white papers or ipapers and reading material that’s most relevant to your search online. Easily downloadable with a registered account. Its a sure fire way to source information, booklets and documents online.

7. ebookshare.net

It is a great website for ebook torrents. It contains a variety of literary platfroms for your every interest. IT magazines, programming ebooks, magazines… all freely downloadable with a Torrent client i.e utorrent or bittorrent

8. Filebook.net

Books that are more literary orientated. Novels, handbooks, technical handbooks, andddddd….. check for the dummies series

8. Current online Game addiction:
Prime Suspects by Big Fish Games

If you like puzzles, searches and looking for clues. Play here online or download. Seems to work best in Internet explorer.

9. Life hacker

Lifehacker.com is a brilliant guide to getting things done. There’s something for everyone and it’s a brilliant way to boot procrastination

10. Zen Habits

Life skills and everyday rushes, we live in a hive like existence, waiting on free time, and life equilibrium. Zen habits is an awesome site with pointers to simple productivity, how to focus on the things that are important. Posts are presented in a simplistic manner that leaves you thinking ‘aha, why didn’t i think of that?’ Definitely a must read in our quests to reach Lifestyle Zen

wordweb : Complete English companion

stardotrng — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 15:20:42 +0000

I found this Dictionary cum thesaurus cum pronunciation guide called Wordweb around 6 months back, and have been using this to find quick meaning or pronunciations of weird words.

It has 2 versions, free and pro.Free versions has some limitations, of course!

You can search for words like p?d and it will return results like pad, pod. Now isn’t that handy while solving a crossword?

The pro version also has an anagram solver; but all these are not the reasons I blogged about it.

Today, I got a window alert saying that free trial has ended and I have to answer a question to continue.
Then I was presented with a question asking me how often I fly. I was dumbfounded ! Why would it want to know this? I honestly answered that I have never flown.

And then, it allowed me to use wordweb till I fly not more than 2 flights an year. Lol, what a way to decide that I can’t afford nor care to buy a pro version. Clever thinking Indeed. I had the screen shot, and unfortunately pressed the print screen again before saving it.

If any of you do download and use that utility, and encounter this funny situation in the future. Please send me a screenshot.

Signing off,

RNG

Defenestrate...yep, it's a real word...

thegotoguy — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 06:40:07 +0000

I stumbled across a blog the other day that had suggestions of books for learning Japanese. Unfortunately I can’t find the blog again – like I said, I stumbled across it. Anyway, the author mentioned that one way to know if a dictionary is any good is to see if it contains a unusal or infrquently used word. He said his favourite word to use for this task was “defenestrate”.

I’d never heard of it before so looked up and low and behold it is a genuine word. Below is the definition given by a fantastic little app called “WordWeb“:

Verb: defenestrate dee’feni’streyt
1. Throw through or out of the window
“The rebels stormed the palace and defenestrated the President”

Take care,
TheGoToGuy

WordWeb, another great piece of freeware

oregonnerd — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 14:44:00 +0000

Since this seems to be my day for it, I’ll keep on with the freeware theme. I already have at least one more item in mind. WordWeb is an excellent utility with a very small RAM footprint. It’s a dictionary that rides in your launch tray. In combination with Answer.com’s answer bar, you have a lot of the questions covered; couple that with Google and you’ve got quite a wide reach. (WordWeb defaults to a web search on words when its internal store of words runs out, as its name implies.)

I actually paid for the pro version of WordWeb almost immediately. Keep your download link. You might even consider putting it into a specially named file or document. Basically the important thing is the license number, though.

–Glenn

What is ethic to you, me or them?

Mahak — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 13:47:25 +0000

AUTHOR:FRUITYMIND

I remember vividly the subject Business Ethics we had in third semester and how proudly our course director announced- this is a relatively new subject and not even IIM-Ahmedabad has teachers or relevant books for it. I passed the discipline with a GPA of 9 courtesy all the search I did on internet to read theories related to ethical decision making. But even standing at that surprising GPA I bear no capability to define Ethics per se.

I read Indian news stories daily, I see global news daily, I use endorsed brand daily, I make an environmental related decision daily- and they are all related to ethics. My wordweb dictionary defines ethics as ‘A system of principles governing morality and acceptable conduct’. But who is to explain the context of acceptable. It’s a fancy word some philosopher used to veil his inability to measure anything that is pure right or wrong- anything that is pure black or white. It’s just a picayune excuse some genius picked up to write heaps of circumlocutious non meaning theories to hide the evil sides- the grey sides.

The topic of this post is -What is ethic: to you, me or them? When I see a poor kid in CRY print advertisement I resolve to adopt a child but never do it in reality…but when I do see a kid enjoying Baskin Robbins ice cream I nag my partner to go to parlour and take one bite. Am I ethical?

When I see my fellow friends being conscious and aware enough to dedicate a post on youth Unite about Bhookh and add a badge on their WordPress blogs…I aimlessly click on the feedthemouthxxxxxerrttsomethingsomething.com site in hope to feed the hungry……but when I don’t like the taste of a dish I vainly leave the whole dish go in trash cans with a certain arrogance. Am I ethical?

I see a movie daily- that’s my routine and a way to rewind after sitting in the comforts of my workstation and sipping endless mochachinno’s and tapping laptop glaring into the matte finished screen. I see the imaginative world of songs and dance routine- criticize them and then compare with better quality English movies safely ignorant of the situations in Somalia/Myanmar/China/India. Am I ethical?

I read about rising rates of rapes and take out my angst onto wordpress by writing a post. I read about deplorable conditions of elderly and take out my angst onto wordpress by writing another post. I read about Aarushi and her ill fated media tryst and take out my angst onto wordpress by writing yet another post. I sit conveniently in the calm comforts of my electrically heated bed and write about people I can’t help. I talk about rapes- but have I researched what’s actually happening to women in Gulf countries or Asia? I talk about elderly not doing a thing for my own mother who is alone in India. I talk about Aarushi and let some perverse people find a way to write their even more perverse ideas about horrible things and do not even attempt to moderate them in honor of Freedom of Expression. Am I ethical?

I see a larger than life Shahrukh talk superfluously claiming that how his son was upset when he couldn’t see a match and how he bought a whole cricket team for him to relish! Now you people – who treat him ahead of god can be kind enough to tell me a single just a meagre quote from this man about his daughter? Wait he has a daughter- oh yes he does…But does he ever talks about her? No…never. Way to go King Khan our Indian hero- you’re perfect ambassador to support Female Foeticide cases in Harayana or Punjab. Wait a minute- but you need to charge a crore for that..no you can’t do that..but shell out a few crores more and you can prance around in your underwear in a glitzy Page 3 private party. So why don’t we leave the ambassadorship of Polios and Female Foeticide to Aamir Khan and Mr. Bachchan and then malign them by blog-wars? Or why not smoke a cigarette in public and set an example to youngsters to take light (pun intended) and forget that others exist. So back to square one- Is he ethical?

A team in Olympics works hard and manages to win a bronze medal and we get to read about it in the sports section right under the major write up on Irfan Pathan’s love life all revealed on Orkut. A Police Officer stresses that Shruti was found in OBJECTIONABLE state totally unaware of even the poor girl’s name and dares to speaks this in front of hungry carnivorous reporters. An actor takes a cool cheque for two crores to endorse a cola brand and a physically challenged Pullela Gopichand declines few thousands to endorse a cola brand saying it’s not good for children’s health. The actor gains publicity and is seen on billboards and Pullela is lost in his own loop of same picayune excuse- Ethics. Is the actor/Police Officer/Reporter/Media ethical?

You take it from here my friend. Congratulations for coming so far till the end for this is a heavy dose post not a page 3 gossip or some perverse tips giving post. You must have felt something too or had a connection with my inner callings….still you will head straight out of this browser window and open Orkut/Facebook/MySpace/Gtalk/Yahoo/MSN/Skype and talk repeatedly- ‘Sup? Aur Batao? What’s new ‘; without even bothering to let your inner calling grow and make you aware or even write a line about it here assuring me I am not insane to write this. Here my friend the question is – ‘Are you Ethical?’ Think about it and if you know the answer then for my sanity’s sake drop a line or two.

Thanks!

What is ethic to you, me or them?

Mahak — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 11:16:38 +0000

Thanks!

WordWeb

hhh123 — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 12:07:55 +0000

WordWeb is combination of dicationary and thesaurus. It use WordNet dictionary which I have been studying to use in research. I like WordWeb so much. It is very convenient to use. You can get free version. For more information, please see here [ http://wordweb.info/free/ ]

Free Windows Dictionary and Thesaurus! - WordWeb Free Version

Bill Mullins — Mon, 12 May 2008 15:48:19 +0000

Looking for a powerful, but free, English Thesaurus and Dictionary that can instantly find definitio

Portable Dictionary in USB

bookle — Sat, 26 Apr 2008 17:11:02 +0000

ผมบังเอิญไปเจอโปรแกรม Portable Dictionary
เป็นโปรแกรมที่สามารถ install ใน USB แล้วสามารถพกพา ติดตัว
ก็ถือกับว่ามี Dictionary ติดต่อคุณตลอดเวลา
ลองเล่นดูได้ครับ

http://www.sequencepublishing.com/thesage.html

เรียก Dictionary ตัวนี้ว่า Thesage

http://wordweb.info/free/

จริงๆ ผมเคยแนะนำ Wordweb program ไปให้แต่ก็เพิ่งรู้มาว่า สามารถใข้ portable ใน USB ได้เหมือนกัน

Wordweb Dictionary

bookle — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 03:39:49 +0000

Wordweb
เป็น software ที่สามารถ download ได้ Free
เป็น Dictionary English to English
แค่กด Ctrl + Right Click at nouse ก็สามารถบอกความหมายของ คำศัพท์ นั้นๆ ได้
สามารถออกเสียงให้เราได้
เชิ่อมต่อกับ dictionary online ด้วย
สามารถดาวน์โหลด- WordWeb 5.2 จาก www.download.com
ผู้เขียนคิดว่า ตัวนี้ flexible แล้วก็มีประสิทธิภาพมากๆ

BEST DICTIONARY : WORDWEB : FREE VERSION

AdvanceTech — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 21:38:23 +0000

WordWeb is a one-click English thesaurus and dictionary for Windows that can look up words from in a

WordWeb Thesaurus and Dictionary for Windows - Free Version

Bill Mullins — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 20:42:01 +0000

WordWeb is a one-click English Thesaurus and Dictionary for Windows that can be used to instantly fi