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Ultralingua Spanish-English Translation Dictionary - 7.1.4

Includes verb conjugations and customizable flashcard sets.

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This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	7.1.4
Release Date:	2009-06-22
License:	Commercial
Downloads (this version):	443
Downloads (all versions):	6,201
Price:	$34.95

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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 10.5 Intel
Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
Mac OS X 10.4 PPC

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Works great - worth every penny - Version: 7.1.4, 10/23/2009 07:27PM PST

Mark Heyer

Spending a month in a Spanish immersion program in Peru, I downloaded the Ultralingua app for the iPod and was so impressed that I downloaded the laptop version as well. I use both constantly - they are the only programs I have found that can keep up with my needs in one-on-one training sessions. The software is incredibly well designed and the interface is superb. As you type a search term, not only does it update the search as you type, but it comes up with very helpful "see also" and "did you mean" suggestions in case your spelling gets off track. Switching back and forth from English to Spanish and from dictionary to conjugations is instant and flawless. One example: Search on an English word and see the Spanish definitions. Right-click on one of those words and it instantly opens in the dictionary or the conjugator. Forward and back buttons let you track back through your searches like they were web pages. Finally, the widget which lets you highlight a word in **any application**, hit a hot key and get a popup definition is worth the price of admission. At least ten times faster than any other method I have found.

A first rate product all the way around. This short review only reveals the tip of this program's capabilities, which include excellent spoken responses and many other features.

If it included an internal phrase translator, (Google is included) I would happily pay $40 more, but as it is, worth every penny.

good companion to learning - Version: 6.0, 11/13/2006 01:23PM PST

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schantz-plante

I have been using Ultralingua along with a Spanish learning software (that lacks its own dictionary) for a month. It is completely satisfactory-- handier than the free online dictionaries -- it is worth its cost. Its window can float in front, and I tuck it into the corner of the screen, always ready to use. Results of searches are a good balance of info and brevity. The widget doesn't work at this time but is supposed to be fixed soon, according to prompt support response.

Adding entries to Ultralingua - Version: 5.11, 7/28/2005 11:38AM PST

translate2010

In my review yesterday I bemoaned the lack of a feature in Ultralingua that allowed the user to input new entries. I got a reply from Ultralingua's support letting me know that Ultralingua 5.11 DOES have that feature. Great support and quick response time from this company. Another reason to recommend their stuff.

Here's what they said: "We do have data entry available in our programs. On the Mac, there should be a button called "Add Entry" under one of the menu options. It is new for the Mac version so it may not be on your current version of the English-Spanish dictionary. You may update to version 5.1.1 if you would like if you can't find the "Add Entry" option on your current version."