| From: | Sheets, Jeff <jsheets@...> |
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| Date: | Wednesday, October 7, 1998, 13:15 |
As far as I'm concerned Shoebox is amazing. The only thing it lacks is support for unicode. Once you learn it, it is capable of creating an English-(Language) and vice versa dictionary for you. There's features to attempt interlinearization of translations too, I think. Since I heard about it, what a month ago? --- I've liked it since and have been using it. Pretty soon I'll be starting a database for Tit'xka. Nik Taylor wrote:> David Bush wrote: > > Are there any linguistic user-friendly program out there? > > There's shoebox (which you can find at http://www.sil.org), but it > takes > a while to learn. Once you learn it, it's wonderful. It has an > automatic interlinearization which is very useful. > > -- > "A silent mouth is sweet to hear" - Irish proverb > ICQ: 18656696 > AOL: NikTailor > http://members.tripod.com/~Nik_Taylor/X-Files/ >