The Pali Text Reader software is a reading and studying tool for classic Buddhist pali texts. It provides in-depth search, dictionary, automatic translator, word-translation, online/offline canon access, share favorite bookmark lists on Dhamma topics etc

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  • It is a very poor compared with the others existent. Very unstable, very bad for the eyes at least, it is very limited in matter of dictionary but is the instability of the image in the monitor that marks the worst problem. For some years, since the beginning, that I am hopping a more stable, at least, software on this, like Chattha Sangayana for instance.
  • Great software, thank you.
    1 user found this review helpful.
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Additional Project Details

Operating Systems

Windows

Languages

English

Intended Audience

Religion, Science/Research

User Interface

.NET/Mono

Programming Language

C#

Related Categories

C# Religion and Philosophy Software

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2005-07-01