i'm using colordict (stardict compatible dictionary - translator)
i need croatian-german dictionary, and i have downloaded this from dict.cc website but it's in .txt format.
is there any way to convert this in stardict format so i can use it?
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Does anyone has the dutch T9 dictionary for the to be used with the new K-JAM WWE ROM? Thanks!
is "Dutch" not an option in the drop-down list for the Phone Pad SIP languages tab?
This is the solution for using a Dutch dictionary in Word, SMS etc:
In this zip file 3 files are included:
dictprob.dat, statdict.dat and mssp2_nl.lex
Copy them to the \Windows dir and replace existing files.
(Maybe backup them first)
Change in the registry:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Spell Check]
"Main_Dict"="\Windows\mssp2_nl.lex"
restart your Wizard
enjoy!
Thanks, but.... Cannot copy the file to my MDA. The file is read only and I'm unable to change the permissions..
extract the files on your pc, copy them to the wizard somewhere eg \my documents.
Then on the wizard use a filemanager eg Total Commander to copy them to the \windows directory.
birdibird said:
extract the files on your pc, copy them to the wizard somewhere eg \my documents.
Then on the wizard use a filemanager eg Total Commander to copy them to the \windows directory.
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That worked. Thanks again!
a tiny bump but just wanna say thanks cause this works for wm6 too
I've tried installing this, but my S200 keeps using the english files. According to Total Commander, the original files are ROM files and when I remove them al together, the original files will be back after a reboot.
Since I upgraded my TyTN II to official HTC WM 6.1 ROM French, I noticed the following new big files in the Windows folder:
- EngDict.dat (947 Ko)
- EupDict.dat (1,49 Mo).
They are not system files.
I didn't install any additional dictionaries and couldn't find these file names in the forum or on Google.
Questions:
1) Does anybody also have these files?
2) They are obviously dictionaries (full of words) but what are they used for?
3) Can they be deleted without problems?
Thanks for your help.
I don't have either file in the Windows directory on my AT&T standard ROM.
I would consider renaming the files (or copying them to backup and deleting them.) I wonder if they came as part of another install you did.
They are the dictionary for T9
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They are the dictionary for T9
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Hi misfitflt and jackleung,
Thanks very much for your quick answers.
As I don't use T9, I will keep a backup and then delete them.
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I wonder if anyone has figured out how to display foreign language font on ATT Fuze? I've understand that it has something to do with unicode. I was able to do that with the ATT Tilt by installing the tahoma fonts but no luck with the ATT Fuze.
Thx
i got chinese to show and write using sunglobe(view only)... forgot the name of the one that lets you write.
Thx
I just need to read Viet and Chinese for now.
Any other suggestion
attached is unicode-tahoma. you need to copy the files to both \windows directory and \windows\fonts directory. hope this will work. good luck
file attached
iosky said:
file attached
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Thx will give it a try.
iosky: I unzipped it and put in the fonts folder but still doesn't help.
Any other advice.
Thx
i am using the files on my att-fuze. i can read/write my phone book, compose text in ms-office (word, ppt and excel) and typing sms. all in vn with no problem. you need to copy the files to both windows\ and windows\fonts directories. btw, i am using rom from master NRGZ28 (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=536751). this is the best rom out there.
iosky said:
i am using the files on my att-fuze. i can read/write my phone book, compose text in ms-office (word, ppt and excel) and typing sms. all in vn with no problem. you need to copy the files to both windows\ and windows\fonts directories. btw, i am using rom from master NRGZ28 (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=536751). this is the best rom out there.
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Hello: I just copy those 2 files to the fonts folder and the windows folders but still nothing change. I am using the ATT stock rom. Could it be the reason the Tahoma fonts can't display properly?
thx
you may try to use Total Commander instead of win-explorer to perform copy and paste. win-explorer is useless.
iosky said:
you may try to use Total Commander instead of win-explorer to perform copy and paste. win-explorer is useless.
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Thx will give that a try
Iosky: Thx I just figured it out
nice to hear that. how was your setup? here is a kb to type in vn.
Copied and pasted, did not work
Hi I am looking to solve the same issue. I have the FUZE but I am in China right now and my phone cannot read chinese characters. I dled the tahoma fonts and pasted them into the windows directory and the fonts directory but it did not work. I used Total commander. I also am not clear on whether to the folder vn_tahoma or the files themselves into the directory? I did both but it did not work. Thanks.
dose any one know where to find language files for the x1. bin searchin for if but cant find it, i want to change the Suggested words dictionaries and the Spellcheck dictionary, found a tutorial how to do it but don't have the files.
i need the Swedish files.
wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Changing_Device_Language
Anybody tested books in other languages for the NOOKcolor?
I loaded some Chinese books on the nook, the titled displayed fine but all the text when reading were in the question mark symbols "?".
I also tried loading by different formats and conversions but still nothing.
I don't have a nook to play with but here's my idea.
The Nook app uses fonts that only support a subset of Unicode for displaying the content. The reason the titles are displayed correctly is probably because for titles a different font is used.
I guess to fix this globally one would have to either hack the app so one can choose more fonts than it displays in the settings, or choose the ugliest of them and on a rooted Nook go look for the fonts on the device and rename one of the droid.ttf fonts to <that font's name>.ttf -> reboot, test, ... don't forget to make backups.
Here is how I modified the system font to support non-english language.
1. Fully root your phone and install su and SuperUser application as per this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=857636
2. Copy your font files to media folder or anywhere that you can access while you use NC as storage through computer. I actually have created folder "fonts" which is "/media/fonts" from the shell.
3. Unmount NC from your computer.
4. Using Root Explorer and switch to R/W mode
5. Still in Root Explorer, copy font files from step2 to replace fonts in /system/fonts
6. Reboot
After I have done the steps above, now I'm using my NC to read Facebook Feeds in Foreign language.
Which fonts where present in /system/fonts before you added yours?
Which fonts did you edit?
I got in, copied some fonts, but still didn't display properly. Is there a special font pack for android?
I might have copied the wrong fonts and now I can't delete those really big font files. How can I delete it?
I load some Chinese PDF format ebook (I used to have a sony ebook reader), and it works perfect. However, it doesn't do any bookmark, so everytime when I open the pdf, it starts in begining.
pudd said:
I load some Chinese PDF format ebook (I used to have a sony ebook reader), and it works perfect. However, it doesn't do any bookmark, so everytime when I open the pdf, it starts in begining.
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Yeah the pdf loaded fine for me as well, however, its still hard to read for me and I needed to be able to load it on the nook color by text so I can customize the text size.
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Yeah the pdf loaded fine for me as well, however, its still hard to read for me and I needed to be able to load it on the nook color by text so I can customize the text size.
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I used www.inien.com to do the conversion. so far so good.
The browser does unicode - I read on.cc from time to time on it just fine. ssongpol might be right, it might just be that particular font you used. Converting PDF to epub would also give you a lot more reading options as well.
ssongpol said:
Here is how I modified the system font to support non-english language.
1. Fully root your phone and install su and SuperUser application as per this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=857636
2. Copy your font files to media folder or anywhere that you can access while you use NC as storage through computer. I actually have created folder "fonts" which is "/media/fonts" from the shell.
3. Unmount NC from your computer.
4. Using Root Explorer and switch to R/W mode
5. Still in Root Explorer, copy font files from step2 to replace fonts in /system/fonts
6. Reboot
After I have done the steps above, now I'm using my NC to read Facebook Feeds in Foreign language.
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Followed these instructions.
Copied the following fonts from my windows 7 into /system/fonts
simhei.ttf
simsun.ttc
uming.ttc
I'm now able to read chinese under the Kindle app.
Calibre was used for conversion
bagajai said:
Followed these instructions.
Copied the following fonts from my windows 7 into /system/fonts
simhei.ttf
simsun.ttc
uming.ttc
I'm now able to read chinese under the Kindle app.
Calibre was used for conversion
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Are you able to read chinese under stock B&N reader?