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- Pleco Software Forums
Discussion forum for Pleco software products Discussion of the iPhone iPad iPod Touch version of our Chinese dictionary software
- HSK 3. 0 Flashcards - Pleco Software Forums
What I mean, is that if I go into an HSK word in one of my Pleco dictionaries, it shows a little tag that says HSK1, HSK2, HSK3 etc in the upper corner of the dictionary entry It would be nice to be able to have both the old HSK and the new HSK 3 0 tags show up, but I don’t know if having both sets are compatible, and I don’t even remember
- Screen Reader no longer working | Pleco Software Forums
What version number does Pleco list in the About screen? The latest Pleco update actually should have addressed that first problem, which related to some changes Google made to how apps can create access screenshots - now we obtain screenshots a different way (through the Accessibility framework) that doesn't produce so many extra prompts
- Flashcard Exchange - Pleco Software Forums
Forum for sharing Pleco flashcard lists, as file attachments or website links You can also use this forum
- Sentence cards question | Pleco Software Forums
(I’ve actually been doing a dirty hack in Pleco 3 for a while to achieve this: I add a user definition for a word, but it’s actually the context sentence Then I set that ‘definition’ as the the default for the card, and test it Def->headword) Anyway, I’d be interested to see if there’s a way to do this process in 4 0 Thanks!
- Pleco useful sentence cards | Pleco Software Forums
Hi, so I have been trying to figure out the sentence flashcards in pleco reader, it seems to create two seperate flashcards, but I don't understand how to use them In general, I have my flashcards like this: Sentence on the front and the word i want to remember would be in bold, then definition, pinyin and the word on the back
- Outlier Dictionary of Chinese Characters - Pleco Software Forums
It will be bilingual: Chinese (both simplified and traditional, toggle as usual in Pleco to switch) and either English or German (or whatever other language we're able to add later) We wanted to make something that students could grow into as their Chinese improves, and also something that native-speaking teachers can use who might be more
- New Chinese Radical dictionaries | Pleco Software Forums
So one could say that the two dictionaries (and Pleco's CHARS breakdown feature) complement each other instead of competing against each other You can try and see if Outlier’s historical explanations help you as mnemonics to memorize characters, though in my experience I have to say that repeated practicing of character writing on paper
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