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Ultralingua French-Italian Translation Dictionary - 7.1.4

Includes verb conjugations and customizable flashcard sets.

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Current Version:	7.1.4
Release Date:	2009-06-22
License:	Commercial
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Price:	$34.95

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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

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This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.4 Intel

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File cannot be dezipped - Version: 6.0.3, 7/5/2007 03:18AM PST

flavien.volken

The workaround is to rename the file Ultralingua-FRE-ITA.dmg.gz by Ultralingua-FRE-ITA.dmg, then the system recognize it as being a proper .dmg and fortunately open it.