jgloss dictionaries

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 Hello,  I have installed jgloss 2:03. I have downloaded the recommended
dictionaries (EDICT kanjidic.txt, EDICT compdic.txt, EDICT ediclsd3.txt all
in utf8) and integrated them into jgloss . In recognition, however, only
Wadoku is used. If I use another / all dictionaries adjustment, there is not
any recognition/ annotation, respectively

SKK is not accepted at all.

The User Dictionary is not accepted at all.


In jgloss in 1.010, however, the dictionaries are assumed (also
userdict/except skk), but an annotation is never  placed. However, I prefer
v2.0

What I can do

Greetingses
Alex

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<p>Greetingses <br>Alex</p>

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