English standard sound module for SlovoEd dictionaries

Name: English standard sound module for SlovoEd dictionaries
Works on: windows

Windows 2012 and above

Version: 0
Last Updated: 16 Apr 2017
Release: 20 Mar 2006
Category: Office tools > Other Office Tools

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English standard sound module for SlovoEd dictionaries Details

Works on: Windows 10 | Windows 8.1 | Windows 8 | Windows 2012
SHA1 Hash: 6aaaeb982a4b2e8871f392a7714db090e79a267b
Size: 7.15 MB
File Format: zip

Rating: 2.6 out of 5 based on 23 user ratings

Downloads: 1181
License: Demo / Trial Version

English standard sound module for SlovoEd dictionaries is a demo software by Paragon Technologie Gmbh and works on Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 2012.
You can download English standard sound module for SlovoEd dictionaries which is 7.15 MB in size and belongs to the software category Other Office Tools.
English standard sound module for SlovoEd dictionaries was released on 2006-03-20 and last updated on our database on 2017-04-16 and is currently at version 1.

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English standard sound module for SlovoEd dictionaries Description

Untitled Document Additional English sound module for Palm OS SlovoEd dictionaries. Voice pronunciations of 5,000 English words Pre-recorded voice of native speakers Live-speech quality of sound fragments We strongly recommend you to use headphones while listening pronunciations on your Palm OS device. To use the add-on module, you need to have SlovoEd Palm OS dictionary installed! "SlovoEd dictionaries developed by Paragon Software (SHDD) are shining examples of well-developed software applications for Palm OS", - said Larry Berkin, the Director, Global Developer Marketing, PalmSource, Inc. "They incorporate Palm OS design philosophy so seamlessly, it is sometimes difficult for users to tell where they end and the Palm OS begins."