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DICTC is a light version of the dictionary server protocol described in RFC 2229. The primary differences are that DICTC does not support searching with a slot pattern (e.g. pattern.com) and is limited to a single dictionary. DICTC is built on top of MAPI and supports dictionary addressing. DICTC does not support offline dictionary searching.
In Microsoft Outlook Express, it is really nice to have the ability to synchronize my notes with my desktop PC. However, I prefer to use Eudora on my desktop because it is more powerful and I am more familiar with it. So, I am not very much interested to use Outlook Express with notes synchronization. So I switched to Eudora and was never again impressed by the unreliability of their synchronization protocol.
This means that if I have an Exchange server at home or my job, NotesSync is working fine. But when I go to a friend’s house or if I travel for two or three weeks, and then start to synchronize NotesSync with my Eudora client, I always get an error message that the NotesSync server is not accessible.
So to solve this problem, it is really easy. I just have to backup my NotesSync system before I switch and then restore it when I come back home.
1) I create an Eudora mail file in Eudora with all my contacts, calendar entries, etc.
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3) I change the Eudora mail folder name to “Backup”
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8) I use the following settings:
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DICTC Free Download
DICTC is the acronym for Dictionary Information Control Tool. This utility is an open-source dictionary-based client and dictionary database for the Macintosh (NeXT). It is distributed with the Bilingual Dictionary and Hints plus some dictionaries distributed with European Dictionary and Dictionary.
DICTC is a TCP/IP application (like Mac OS X) that gives you a complete dictionary and/or thesaurus search utility. You can use these dictionary files to quickly look up word definitions in a variety of dictionaries including a user-selected one. The following dictionaries can be searched:
Basic English (BE)
English (EN)
French (FR)
German (DE)
Italian (IT)
Spanish (ES)
Portuguese (PT)
Russian (RU)
Chinese (CN)
Japanese (JA)
Arabic (AR)
Greek (GR)
Hindi (HI)
Tamil (TN)
Indonesian (ID)
Thai (TH)
Vietnamese (VI)
Japanese (JA)
French (FR)
German (DE)
Italian (IT)
Spanish (ES)
Portuguese (PT)
Russian (RU)
Chinese (CN)
Japanese (JA)
DICTC Protocol:
DICTC uses the Dictionary Server Protocol (DICT) to communicate with its dictionary servers.
Input:
DICTC uses the following common input formats:
File: a file on the Macintosh containing words/pass phrases in various text file formats
Program: a word processing program containing a file in the format mentioned above
Voice: a file on the Macintosh where the dictionary is spoken into the microphone
The "Text" (file) and "Voice" (program) commands are currently not supported.
Remarks:
DICTC uses data encodings compatible with its dictionary servers. The most common encodings are:
Asterisks: * denotes an asterisk (which can be pronounced like a car's horn with some Macs)
Basic English: *
Spanish: *
Portuguese: *
The "Language" encoded as  x  x %-9 values
EUROPEAN DICTIONARY:
EUROPEAN DICTIONARY:
* * Basic English x 0 x * x 0 xx xx
* * Basic English x 0 x # x xx
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