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A fully searchable 23, 000 word Chinese-English dictionary.

A 23, 000 word Chinese-English dictionary for Window Mobile / Pocket PC. View pronunciations in PinYin (English script).

WuYuYo is a software package for PocketPC devised to facilitate communication between persons who do not speak the same language, for instance when travelling abroad. It offers five true languages: Chinese, French, English, Italian and Spanish.

Translate text from anywhere on screen with a single mouse select and a keystroke! The program instantly translates your selected text in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Greek, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese etc.

Wu Hing is a strategy board game based on the five Chinese elements of wood, fire, earth, metal and water. The game pits two players (yin and yang) against each other, with the objective to create, destroy and transform the elements in play.

MB Free Feng Shui Lo Shu is a remarkable and accurate Feng Shui program that helps one analyze their destiny with regards to the Five Chinese Elements. It recreates the Lo Shu grid based on one’s date of birth.

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NJWIN allows user to read and print Chinese/Japanese/Korean (CJK) languages on normal English or western Windows. It's most useful for viewing CJK web pages, read CJK email and newsgroup discussions.

NJStar Communicator allows user to input, read and print Chinese/Japanese/Korean (CJK) languages on normal English or western Windows. It's most useful for viewing CJK web pages, read/write CJK email and newsgroup discussions.