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KDict is a dict client. Dict is a protocol. You have to run the dictd server.
i'm assuming you have installed dictd and some dictionaries for it and
configured it accordingly (if needed).
All you have to do is point KDict URL to localhost to make it work with local
dictd/dictionaries.
That is done in KDict in Settings->Configure KDict->Server->Hostname.
Hope it helps.
On Monday May 31 2004 20:06, Ze wrote:
> I would like to know how can i do to put kdict working with the
> dictionaryes i have installed locally.
> I cant discover and im tired of reading help and dont say anything about
> local databases.
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