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 Mental Case - 1.4.5Memory aid combines flash cards, repetitive learning. |
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Feedback Summary:
| Version 1.4.5: | |||||
| Overall Rating: |  (5.0) |
Features: |  (4.0) |
Support: | (5.0) |
| Ease of Use: | (5.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (5.0) |
Price: | (4.0) |
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Wrong price - Version: 1.4, 9/19/2008 02:11AM PST
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paidhi
The price of $ 39 listet here ist wrong.
According to the website this software costs only $25.
According to the website this software costs only $25.
Good for Straightforward Memorization - Version: 1.4, 9/17/2008 04:19PM PST
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dmillar12
The design and feel of the site is great-- however, for my specific purposes (studying Chinese) it doesn't work well on two counts:
1) It does not allow for more than 2 "sides" to a card (think Chinese character, reading, meaning)
2) It does not allow for any customization of how you import your CSV data; I have most of my vocab from college separated by tabs, which works fine for apps like iFlash where you can customize how you import it. Actually, if you think about it it looks pretty silly to have a bunch of commas and quote marks in your vocab list. (首都, shoudu, capital"," ""capital city"")
If the developer could add these two features, I would gladly buy and use this app. I like the design a lot (better than iFlash) but it's too difficult to keep or convert vocab lists in plain CSV format.
1) It does not allow for more than 2 "sides" to a card (think Chinese character, reading, meaning)
2) It does not allow for any customization of how you import your CSV data; I have most of my vocab from college separated by tabs, which works fine for apps like iFlash where you can customize how you import it. Actually, if you think about it it looks pretty silly to have a bunch of commas and quote marks in your vocab list. (首都, shoudu, capital"," ""capital city"")
If the developer could add these two features, I would gladly buy and use this app. I like the design a lot (better than iFlash) but it's too difficult to keep or convert vocab lists in plain CSV format.
Mental Case does its job very well. Makes learning so much easier. You don't have to worry about when to review, or what to review, because it takes care of all that for you.
In the interests of disclosure, I did review this app previously. But that was some time ago, and before I actually bought it. There have been improvements since then, and I have had more opportunity to evaluate the app. It has certainly risen in my estimation.
Give it a try.