rolandi@gollum.Columbia.NCR.COM (rolandi) (12/26/87)
*************************** WANTED ******************************* I am trying to locate an online dictionary or any large collection of English words in electromic form that includes a pronunciation key. Not to be picky, but the pronunciation key would ideally employ regular ascii characters to represent the word's phonetic qualities. Does a "shareware" version of such a resource exist? Thanks in advance... w.rolandi u.s.carolina dept. of psychology and linguistics ncr advanced development
jbn@glacier.STANFORD.EDU (John B. Nagle) (12/27/87)
The entire American Heritage Dictionary, definitions and pronunciation as well as the words themselves, is available, along with various other reference works, in CD-ROM format from Microsoft. See your local Microsoft dealer for details. John Nagle
rshu@zodiac.ads.com (Richard Shu) (12/30/87)
In article <17262@glacier.STANFORD.EDU> jbn@glacier.UUCP (John B. Nagle) writes: > > The entire American Heritage Dictionary ... is available, along with various other >reference works, in CD-ROM format from Microsoft. > How about foreign language dictionaries? Anybody know if these are available anywhere? Following lines to satisfy the fascist postnews line-counter (I hate line-counters and bean-counters) EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! EAT ME! (munch! slurp, gobble, gulp, burp) Richard F. Shu