Guest guest Posted July 1, 2005 Report Posted July 1, 2005 Gang, A friend/former student said he just spent all his money on a PDA and asked me if there are any TCM books available in that format. I said I don't know, but I'll ask. Anybody know? Joseph Garner Sports Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy Football Quote
Guest guest Posted July 2, 2005 Report Posted July 2, 2005 I don't know of any books but a lot of students and former students have put the two Bensky's and there are certainly lots of acupuncture programs out there. Although I haven't seen it, I would think that the Qpuncture would be a good PDA program. But it is probably one of the more expensive ones. doug , Joseph Garner <jhgarner_1> wrote: > Gang, > A friend/former student said he just spent all his money on a PDA and asked me if there are any TCM books available in that format. I said I don't know, but I'll ask. Anybody know? > Joseph Garner > > > > Sports > Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy Football > > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 2, 2005 Report Posted July 2, 2005 Well, there is a great Chinese dictionary available for pda's at www.pleco.com, developed by Mike Love. He would probably be available to answer q's about it. A fun little gadget that allows for you to input the character with the stylus. Also search via pinyin or Eng. word. Greatly facilitates character look-up. There's a couple versions: the cheaper original version based on the Oxford Chin/Eng. dict. and the recent up grade that adds another whole dictionary. Check it out. Ann Gang, A friend/former student said he just spent all his money on a PDA and asked me if there are any TCM books available in that format. I said I don't know, but I'll ask. Anybody know? Joseph Garner Quote
Guest guest Posted July 2, 2005 Report Posted July 2, 2005 Pleco is the best out there for a PDA dictionary although not without its frustrations although I haven't upgraded to the new version yet. doug , <snakeoil.works@m...> wrote: > Well, there is a great Chinese dictionary available for pda's at www.pleco.com, developed by Mike Love. He would probably be available to answer q's about it. A fun little gadget that allows for you to input the character with the stylus. Also search via pinyin or Eng. word. Greatly facilitates character look-up. There's a couple versions: the cheaper original version based on the Oxford Chin/Eng. dict. and the recent up grade that adds another whole dictionary. Check it out. > Ann > > Gang, > A friend/former student said he just spent all his money on a PDA and asked me if there are any TCM books available in that format. I said I don't know, but I'll ask. Anybody know? > Joseph Garner > > > > > > Quote
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