microsoft glossary

English translation: simple, read on...

18:16 May 20, 2000
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Tech/Engineering - Computers: Software
English term or phrase: microsoft glossary
I have downloaded the Microsoft glossary but now I don't know how to see it. Can somebody explain me how to do, please? Thank you very much.
Valerio Valentini
Selected answer:simple, read on...
Explanation:
the MS glossary are distributed as .exe self-extracting files, for example italian.exe for Italian glossaries.

Inside this single file are all the .csv the files plus 2 or 3 .txt collateral files (readme, list, etc...).

Just double click on exe file and it will uncompress. Alternatively click only once, wait for winzip to show the content and drag-and-drop them where you want.

Now you should have all your files, how to search inside them is another matter.

Hope it helps.
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gianfranco
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How could you find this ancient question??? Anyway thanks.
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simple, read on...


Explanation:
the MS glossary are distributed as .exe self-extracting files, for example italian.exe for Italian glossaries.

Inside this single file are all the .csv the files plus 2 or 3 .txt collateral files (readme, list, etc...).

Just double click on exe file and it will uncompress. Alternatively click only once, wait for winzip to show the content and drag-and-drop them where you want.

Now you should have all your files, how to search inside them is another matter.

Hope it helps.


gianfranco
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How could you find this ancient question??? Anyway thanks.
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