Re: [Tetum-translators] Preview Release of Tetum English Dictd

[Peter Gossner]

On Fri, 9 Jan 2004 18:45:06 +1030  Peter Gossner <address@hidden>
wrote:
>In the spirit of "release early, release often",
>Here are provisional preview copies of the tet-eng and eng-tet Dictd
>(serpento has better utf support)

In the spirit of stuffing up ... most of the savannah site is up and
working except the new page that rabbits on about thee particular
dictionaries.. I will leave it a few hours and check ... 

The other stuff up is uncompressing the .dict files under doze, you
probably wont be able to open them unless you install the dictd package
for windows.. If anybody wants a plain text version to feed their spell
checker or proof or to weigh down their hard drive or .. 
I will produce one and leave it somewhere convenient..


>
>http://bigbutton.com.au/~gossner/Timor/Reports/TL-Reports-index.html
>(scroll to the bottom)
>
>
>I am having to do a lot of checking of  "boot barak bulak " guff at the
>savannah site.. so while I have "betterer" docs there .. you can't see
>them yet;(   
>
>Should all be cool very soon...
>Please let me know if you have problems installing etc..
>Oh um .. ah windows/mac OS<X people ..it is possible .. I just have no
>clear idea how.. you should be able to unpack them with one of those 
>winzip things and read them on notepad or wordpad or something . Both
>files (for each dictionary ) are human readable.. though you won't
>enjoy it esp. the index files ...)
You certainly wont enjoy even the trying (I suspect) the format is based
on gzip so you may be lucky. (see grovelling above) :)


>
>hare dalan.
>Pete
>
>
hare keyboard diak



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