StarDic
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| − | '''StarDic''' is a program by Ma Su An<ref>StarDict source → readme_en.txt</ref> for displaying Chinese-English translation dictionaries. It is hardcoded to use a dictionary file named "transdict". | + | '''StarDic''' is a program by Ma Su An<ref>StarDict source → readme_en.txt</ref> for displaying Chinese-English translation dictionaries. It is hardcoded to use a dictionary file named "transdict". [[StarDict]], by a different author, was conceived as a successor. |
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Latest revision as of 09:25, 1 September 2020
StarDic is a program by Ma Su An[2] for displaying Chinese-English translation dictionaries. It is hardcoded to use a dictionary file named "transdict". StarDict, by a different author, was conceived as a successor.
