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Product Description:
Learn words in style:
Create flashcards, and then test yourself with our gorgeous animated full-screen flashcard view.
Lemmatized search:
Fancy name, simple concept. You can use any form of a word (in most languages) when searching -- from subjunctive to feminine plural.
Conjugate any verb:
From pluperfect to subjunctive, instantly conjugate verbs in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese.
Available dictionaries include: English Definitions & Thesaurus, French-English, Spanish-English, German-English, Italian-English, Portuguese-English, and many more. Ultralingua's translation dictionaries are used by consumers and business around the world.
What's new in this version:
- Fixed stability issues present in some components of Mac 7.1.3
- Thousands of new entries to English Definitions (nearly 15,000 new entries), Spanish-English (nearly 5,000 new entries), French-English, French-Spanish, and Italian-English
- General minor interface enhancements
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
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Where is all the Old Feedback? 
- Version: 6.0, 12/24/2006 04:38AM PST
Kirianya
I, and many others, have left feedback on older versions. Alas, it has disappeared? Versiontracker, where is it?
Version 6 appears to be a minor upgrade. Alas, the dictionaries have not improved significantly. UL seems to emphasize compactness. In an era of 500GB harddrives, this emphasis makes no sense!
The gold standard, Robert Collins is so superior that a comparison is useless. Currently, I am considering investing in Parallels for the sole purpose of having access to the RC dictionary on Windows.
In addition to UL's unwillingness to include a truly comprehensive dictionary, they employ a nasty practice on upgrades. Previewing version 6 is a one-way street. It completely wipes out your version 5 install with no way to recover. They do not warn you of this practice. I was fortunate enough not to have any customized libraries. However, if I did, this would be a disaster.
Version 6 appears to be a minor upgrade. Alas, the dictionaries have not improved significantly. UL seems to emphasize compactness. In an era of 500GB harddrives, this emphasis makes no sense!
The gold standard, Robert Collins is so superior that a comparison is useless. Currently, I am considering investing in Parallels for the sole purpose of having access to the RC dictionary on Windows.
In addition to UL's unwillingness to include a truly comprehensive dictionary, they employ a nasty practice on upgrades. Previewing version 6 is a one-way street. It completely wipes out your version 5 install with no way to recover. They do not warn you of this practice. I was fortunate enough not to have any customized libraries. However, if I did, this would be a disaster.
Upgrade from version 5 - Version: 6.0, 9/29/2006 02:59AM PST
afilhol
What do you think of a version 6 that is unable to import language dictionaries from version 5 ? I performed the automatic upgrade and now my Ultralingua is dead.
Note that version 6 (from the About dialogue) is in fact a version 5.20d4 as shown by the Finder. A "d" version, not even a beta version !!!
Note that version 6 (from the About dialogue) is in fact a version 5.20d4 as shown by the Finder. A "d" version, not even a beta version !!!
If true, then we don't have settle for Ultralingua's offerings.