RE: Dictionaries...are physical ones obsolete?

[jsokohl -at- mac -dot- com]

Some very good responses--stuff I'd not thought of, especially the "we
don't have Internet access" kinda thang. Funny, considering that I almost
didn't have such access at my current contract...funny in that I take it
for granted.

Und zu Jens: bestimmt, dict.leo.org ist der Hammer! Unabkömmlich
(dict.leo.org nach).

Although I have always loved Webster's 9th New Collegiate as an abridged
dictionary, I find almost always that I use dictionary.com, dict.leo.org
when I read mopo.de and other German sites, and OmniDictionary when I'm at
home on my PowerBook (Tiger is my next project).

Language use is, of course, core to what we do (without being sacrosanct).
Tools that help us effect effective communication always are worth
sharing, n'est-ce que pas?

Later, y'all.

joe

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