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English Talking Phrase Books Collection for Palm OS Publisher's Description | Whether you're a frequent world traveler or a one-time lucky Europe visitor on vacation, you will surely appreciate the help of our talking phrasebooks! The collection contains all English talking phrasebooks at significantly sweetened price.       Contents Features - Each phrasebook contains 256 essential phrases and their translations organized in 14 categories
- Sound pronunciation of each phrase
- The sound clips are performed by live actors
- Powered by BDicty Dictionary Reader Pro
- Expandable with unidirectional and bidirectional language dictionaries for BDicty
- Easy self-installing EXE format for Windows® users or cross-platform ZIP format of the installation files
Requirements - Any PDA running Palm OS 5.x and higher and equipped to play music (e.g. Clie NX60, NX70, NZ, TG series, Samsung SGH-i500 smartphone, Treo 600, Treo 650, Palm Tungsten C, E, E2, T, T2, T3, T5, W, TX series, Palm Zire 72, etc.)
- The average size is about and slightly over 2 MB per language; files can be placed on external media cards
Notes - There is no trial download for the whole bundle; instead, download is redirected to the trial version of one of the individual talking phrasebooks
- Before placing an order consider downloading and installing a trial to make sure the talking ability is functional on your device, especially if the device is not mentioned in the list of requirements
- The talking phrasebooks are different from the standard phrasebooks that come with purchasing BDicty Dictionary Reader itself and the individual language non-talking phrasebook titles; purchasing a talking phrasebook does not automatically entitle customers to the other phrasebooks and vice versa
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