JazzyDicts - A Free Dictionary Set download

JazzyDicts are a big set of dictionaries in Jazzy format. They can be used in all sorts of software, not only software using Jazzy, which implements spell checking functionality. These dictionaries were originally derived from OpenOffice.org dictionaries

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Information Technology, Advanced End Users, Developers, End Users/Desktop

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Registered

2006-02-09

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