ECTACO English <-> French Talking Partner Dictiona 2.2.13 review

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Bidirectional word translation and synthesis of speech 400000 entries.

License: Shareware
OS: Windows Vista / 7 / 8 / 10
File size: 2760K
Developer: ECTACO, Inc.
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Price: $24.95
Updated: 18 Sep 2011
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ECTACO English <-> French Talking Partner Dictiona 2.2.13 is languages software developed by ECTACO, Inc..
Talking Partner Dictionary for Windows provides bidirectional word translation and synthesis of speech. Vocabulary size is 400,000 words/phrases. The dictionary is easy to install on a desktop computer. One of its remarkable features is voice function, i.e. the ability to pronounce words. Now you don't have to check the transcription, merely select the word and with one click make the speech synthesizer pronounce it for you.
This education software is shareware, which means you can download and use ECTACO English <-> French Talking Partner Dictiona 2.2.13 for free during the trial period (usually for 30 days). At the expiration of the period you will have to buy the languages product for $24.95. ECTACO English <-> French Talking Partner Dictiona 2.2.13 is available at regnow and ECTACO, Inc. website. ECTACO English <-> French Talking Partner Dictiona 2.2.13 supports different languages (including English, French). It works with Windows XP/Vista.
Latest ECTACO English <-> French Talking Partner Dictiona 2.2.13 does not contain any spyware and/or advertise modules, allowing installing it with no worries concerning valuable information loss.
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