MyLang 1.5

Short:        1.5 Freeware vocabulary trainer
Author:       herrmic@poczta.onet.pl (Michal Dabrowski)
Uploader:     herrmic poczta onet pl (Michal Dabrowski)
Type:         misc/edu
Version:      1.5
Requires:     OS 3.0, MUI 3.8, BetterString.mcc
Architecture: m68k-amigaos



Features:

- teach, test and translator modes,
- can work in both directions
- after each session displays stats window
- after each session you can automaticly create new dictionaries
  containing words you typed wrong
- possiblity to load selected dictionaries only
- each word can have unlimited number of translations (works in both directions)
- internal vocabulary editor
- any samples can be played after every answer (via datatypes)
- comfortable and easy-to-use interface
- uses MUI by Stefan Stuntz
- 100% localized



History:

1.5 (22.09.2002)
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- new way of defining multiple translations (see documentation for details)
- stack is expanded when necessary
- fixed default tools in docs' tooltypes
- semicolon can be used as comment marker
- slightly changed user interface
- added search function to the vocabulary editor
- number of all words in the dictionary is also displayed during the session
- new option: program now asks before it cancells unfinished session
- new option: requester can be popped to emphasize correct answer
- fixed: program crashed if some dictionary lines were too long

1.4 (30.05.2002)
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- sound support added
- elapsed time indicator added
- percentage score is displayed again

1.3 (18.01.2002)
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- locale support added again
- stats window rewritten from scratch (see documentation for details)
- some minor bugs fixed

1.2 (12.10.2001)
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- added internal editor for vocabulary files
- new preferences system - now uses own Preferences window
- lots of internal improvements
- locale support removed (sorry, although it'll be back soon)

1.1 (15.09.2001)
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- rewrited options/vocabulary parser so spaces and quotes are allowed
- languages names are now defined in vocabulary files (instead of options)
- first Aminet release

1.0 (13.08.2001)
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- first personal release (few people saw it)