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I am both Ubuntu and Windows XP user. Sometimes I blow it out while doing some experiments. During reinstallation everytime I face some problems to fix and I forget it. To keep all in one place I started the blog. Hope you will be benefited from it also.
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Saturday, October 30, 2010
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Free talking (pronunciation) dictionaries to download
Talking dictionary is not a freeware. You’ll have to pay for it. There are few free talking (pronunciation) dictionaries. You can use these free talking (pronunciation) dictionaries as an alternative to Talking dictionary. These free talking (pronunciation) dictionaries are usable offline. Moreover, they could be used with many of the software.
Free talking (pronunciation) dictionaries that I could found are:-
1. WordWeb
2. Lingoes
WordWeb also has a Pro version, but you’ll have to pay for it.
For more information and download WordWeb, Click here.
For more information and download Lingoes, Click here.
Hope you find free talking (pronunciation) dictionaries to download usable.
Free talking (pronunciation) dictionaries that I could found are:-
1. WordWeb
2. Lingoes
WordWeb also has a Pro version, but you’ll have to pay for it.
For more information and download WordWeb, Click here.
For more information and download Lingoes, Click here.
Hope you find free talking (pronunciation) dictionaries to download usable.
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Thursday, August 19, 2010
How to identify a music song not by lyrics, but by sound
You know, you can find songs from music, not by lyrics. Click here to learn more.
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