[Fwd: software]

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>Speaking of alphabetizing glossaries I'm writing a computer program
>for
>editing and maintaining bi-lingual glossaries or dictionaries. (I'm a
>Windows software engineer by trade).
>
>I was wondering if anyone on this list might be interested in having
>such a
>program (freeware, of course).  And if so, what capabilites and
>features
>would you like to see in it?
MY first choice would be support for either unicode, or for
double-byte-character serts such as Chinese and Japanese. My curent
dictioanry program chokes on far east characters.

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