Rokugo: it worked! Thank you!
Yes, I've installed your enamdict in my dict1 folder, it has been recognized first time.
I had downloaded mine from
http://www.hloeffler.info/zaurus/ (you should have a look at this place but I believe you know this already), exactly at:
ftp://ftp.cc.monash.edu.au/pub/nihongo/enamdict.fpwebz.tarI had untar mine (tar xvf) from the Qconsole and moved the folder structure into dict1, but as you know it didn't work. I'll download it again and see if I get it work better.
Your version is indeed older, I have been looking for the name [span style=\'font-size:14pt;line-height:100%\']田斎[/span] (たさい) and I only got [span style=\'font-size:14pt;line-height:100%\']田斉[/span] or [span style=\'font-size:14pt;line-height:100%\']太齋[/span]. It appears ok on the latest version, that you can read in your browser (go to
http://ftp.monash.edu.au/pub/nihongo/enamdict.gz).
So if the version found from
http://www.hloeffler.info/zaurus/ still doesn't work, hey, I'll TRY to convert it myself to the EPWING format using the FreePWING library (I'm just copying what's written in the menu of enadict, don't be impressed, I know almost nothing about how this dictionaries work)
Thanks again
StuBear,
In Ztenv, In the dictionary configuration, there is an alt title, and I thought you could rename a dictionary. It doesn't seem to apply. Then what could this alternative title used for? Also, there are a lot of other options:
-Stop Code (chose from Auto, Appendix, ...1F09 0000...)
- Enable menu search
...
Have you used them? What are their applications? Do you know a web page with explanations on the ztenv's features?
Ludo