The MSDict SoftPress Bulgarian-Italian-Bulgarian Dictionary is an electronic dictionary for your mobile phone with carefully chosen up-to-date vocabulary from all areas of life. With its clear definitions, information on the correct usage of the words and frequently used contexts this dictionary is an invaluable guide for everyday use. The key features of the Bulgarian-Italian-Bulgarian DictionaryThousands of words in both directionsA selection of the most frequently used words in everyday ItalianFully compatible with your mobile phone PronunciationAlways handy - safely and conveniently saved on your mobile phoneThe MSDict Dictionary FormatThe MSDict SoftPress Bulgarian-Italian-Bulgarian Dictionary is here presented in MSDict electronic format. MSDict offers best experience in mobile reference and is available for any handheld platform. Quick dynamic search of words while you type Transcriptions facilitating pronunciation Fully optimized to support the latest BlackBerry Storm model with touchscreen Hyperlinks between different related words Dynamic changing of font sizes - the font size can be increased to extra large within the word definitions Learning features Wildcard filtration feature (the use of "?" replaces a letter and "*" replaces a group of letters within words) Support of multiple dictionaries installed at a time Support for MMC, memory stick, and SD memory cardsUpdates6.01 (03/20/09) - Fully optimized for BlackBerry Storm.
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MSDict SoftPress Bulgarian-Italian-Bulgarian Dictionary (BlackBerry) 6.01
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| Downloads | 2 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Mobile Systems | File Size | 0 |
| Date added | 30 Oct 2007 | ||
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