French Dictionary Free Download For Blackberry
UTILITIES FAMILY PLANNING QUICK FIND BY. Language BEIKS English French Dictionary for BlackBerry Bi-directional English-French dictionary with over 90,000 headwords Platform: BlackBerry 速 Java 速 powered Current version: 5.5 () System requirements: BlackBerry OS 4.2 and higher Verified to work on: We aim at supporting all BlackBerry devices in use. If your device was recently announced we likely support it too even if it is not listed here! Owners of 7xxx and other older series models may to obtain appropriate build for their devices. * BlackBerry 8100 series (8110, 8120 etc.) * BlackBerry 8300 series (8310,8320,8330) * BlackBerry 8700 series * BlackBerry 8500 series (BlackBerry 8520) * BlackBerry 8800 (8810, 8820, 8830, etc.) * BlackBerry 9000 aka BlackBerry Bold * For BlackBerry Storm support ( 9500, 9530, 9550 models) please see description * Latest BlackBerry 8900, BlackBerry 9630 and BlackBerry 9700 Required memory: 1.26 MB Known issues/FAQ: Price: $4.95 or, if you already tried and liked it, then Product details .
The comprehensive and carefully selected bi-directional French - English -French Dictionary for RIM's BlackBerry, is designed to cover the needs of the English speaker challenged with colloquial French in the field. Whether student from beginner to advanced level, professional or business user who need it at work, you should find this dictionary a handy and useful addition to your communication arsenal. Based on the mobile industry standard Beiks Dictionary Reader, this product is specially optimized for one-hand operation, minimal memory requirements and optimal access speed. Once installed the dictionary does NOT require or utilize network connection. The compact and handy dictionary features about 40,000 unique colloquial English terms in the English-French dictionary and over 50, 000 French unique words in French-English direction. Features: French translations of over 40, 000 English words English translations of over 50, 000 French words Native support for external media cards Rich, detailed word definitions; multiple meanings Simple and convenient program interface Offline dictionary database - always in coverage and no data transfer charges High dictionary compression ratio, allowing more than 3 MB of data to fit in under 1 500 kB device memory! Easy installation Screenshots: BEIKS strongly recommends downloading and evaluating a software product prior to purchasing it.
For individual users there are two major ways of installing BlackBerry applications: - Installing through a desktop companion ( for Windows Users, PocketMac or on Mac OS X) OR - Installing directly over-the-air (OTA) to the BlackBerry device itself; this method implies the BlackBerry has access to Internet, whether through a data plan subscription or through WiFi or Bluetooth connection. OTA installations usually require the user to point the BlackBerry browser to a certain web address optimized for mobile access and follow certain download link to instruct the BlackBerry to download and install the application. In most cases OTA downloads are most convenient, not only because they do not require the use of a second computer, but also because they are accessible anytime and anywhere - at the restaurant, airport, practically everywhere where there's coverage! OTA downloads, however, also have some drawbacks. For example some carriers impose a limit on the size of the application that can be downloaded over-the-air. As of September 2007 BlackBerry users on the Cingular network (presently AT&T) are complaining that when attempting to download a large file wirelessly they receive Error 907: Invalid COD. California License Plate Fee Calculator. This is a misleading error message - the COD is all right except it is prohibited for download, usually due to its size.
Installation method Desktop platform Download link Through a desktop companion MS Windows 2000/XP/Vista Through a desktop companion Mac OS X, Linux, Windows (manual) Over-the-air (directly to the phone's main memory) - irrelevant - Point your BlackBerry browser to and follow the links there. Over-the-air (to the phone's media card) - irrelevant - See how to use BEIKS' file transfer application to wirelessly download, and to the media card.
