It's a download. It isn't a great dictionary, but adequate for a fast reference or confirmation. Once installed, you just press a key combination to bring up the program, which responds right away. If

Ted, It's a download.

Is this a download, or must you go online to use it. I am despairing of ever having a working home Internet account again!

Free forever, but as Jean noted, only so long as you periodically answer yes to their question whether you fly, or don't fly roundtrip, or some such out-there requirement. The paid version spares

I know the Olympus 420 and 520 and such come with software but you can still switch your files via USB cable without installing any of the software. DjAndChaz Sent from my iPhone

The new Victor Reader Stream and the Book Port Plus/Plextalk pocket have great recorders, particularly for voice recording. If you already have one of these units, you may not need anything

no, the free version is free forever. you may also want to try "magical jellybean dictionary" which is free and accessible also.At 10:07 AM 10/31/2014, you wrote: hth Doris

Hello Stan, I'm curious which Olympus model you own. What happens when you connect it to your computer using a USB cable? My experience with my Olympus recorders is that Windows should see it as an

the Olympus DM4 or 520 if you can still find them or maybe still available directly thru OlympusAmerica, or the DM620 which most vendors may still have some. the DM and LS series have the voice

Yes, but just answer the dumb question and it lets you keep using it. It did pay for the pro version, at least I thought I did, and I get that question now and then.

Isn't the free version active for a limited time?

Not sure about the external mic thing, but you could take a look at these. They use a Sansa Clip Zip or plus customized with full speech support. -- HTH --- Laz Mesa Accessible Electronics The home

I use the Linux version of WordNet under Cygwin for simple lookups. For complicated ones I use dictionary.com, again under Cygwin. But lately I'm increasingly impressed with Wiktionary, available

Olympus has a voice guided one. Got mine last year for around $125. Their toll free # was very helpful. I can't recall the exact model # but it is one of the DM models.

I've got a little old memo-quality Olympus handheld I've had since the late '90's. If I were looking to upgrade, they'd be high on the list.

I like my olympus ls 14. Voice guidance for the most part. $199 at guitar centers online store. Like my Facebook page: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=690649294341327 Follow me on Twitter:

What about sony ICD? i have one, is not a stereo recorder, but they have better ICD than i have, cheap and spensive models. ICD require for a software to pass file to pc, but in my opinion is very

Hello everyone, I would appreciate your suggestions. I'm looking for a good accessible hand-held digital recorder. I have an older Olympia that has been really great but it is not plug-and-play,

Hi, I use WordWeb pro. It has a free version and there is a paid version with more features. http://wordweb.info/ HTH Stan B

Does the TTY in that abbreviation stand for teletype? That's the only use I've ever heard. Ted