Wokabulary

The 3rd party word lists that can be downloaded are provided for free by individuals via Quizlet.com. Quizlet is an open platform to exchange vocabularies. Naturally the quality of the provided word lists varies. That is why we provide a complete preview on the word lists in Wokabulary before you download it. After downloading any word list you can of course delete the words again as you wish. You can delete multiple words by holding the shift or command key while selecting words. To empty a vocabulary you can just select all words with cmd+a and delete them without deleting the complete vocabulary. Deleting a complete language / vocabulary is only possible if you have more than one vocabulary, which is in deed a paid feature.

Hi Mr. Fridge, thanks for your reply. Of course one can delete multiple words, as you say. But that was not what I criticise. What one cannot do is to delete a downloaded WORD LIST as a whole. As soon as the words of a list are downloaded, they apparently forget from which list they came, so they blend into the thousands of words that may be correct. Do you suggest to go through all of them to manually select those from the new, faulty word list? Honestly? Why do words not remember the originating word list name as a tag (or at least some kind of identifier, or at the very least a "last imported" tag)? As the program works with tags already, I don't understand why this is not implemented. One other thing that bugs me is that there is no way to revert the language order (as many word lists have the wrong order and show the foreign word in the english column, and vice versa) after they are imported. This possibility exists only during import. Once you forgot to do it there, there is no way to correct it later - and as you cannot find&delete the last imported word list (problem 1 again), it messes up your entire vocabulary list.

New words appear in the "?" (unstudied) tab. As a result, the most recently downloaded list can be easily deleted by selecting all unstudied words (cmd-a) and deleting them. It is, of course, much easier to edit lists if you pay for the multiple language add-on. I am only studying one language; however, I use the multiple language add-on to create multiple single language lists. Any new list can then be downloaded into its own distinct bank of cards.

By the way, the app crashes at launch

Wokabulary brings a complete new design which we hope is not only more elegant but also easier to use. New features include: - new Learn-Mode - built-in direct access to Quizlet.com vocabulary database - new and faster synching You can easily import all your Papapapaya vocabularies to Wokabulary (import requires full version). Existing customers who bought Papapapaya in our web shop can use their Papapapaya license key with Wokabulary. (So the update is free for owners of a Papapapaya license ) Regarding the crash you experience: Wokabulary requires OS X 10.7.3 or higher and a 64bit Mac. (the macupdate requirements are currently wrong). If your Mac meets these requirements and still crashes, please send us the crash report by e-mail so we can reproduce it.

Hi, you can add pronunciation as a comment that will be displayed in the quiz as well. Version 1.2 (that will be released next week) will also include an option to control weather comments are displayed together with the question or with the solution. You can also add (multiple) tags to your words to assign topics or word form information. When you start a quiz you can then limit the quiz to certain tags. For example you could have Papapapaya just ask you for words with the tag "verb" or "cooking" We are working on intelligent support for synonyms, too, including an option to show all synonyms. It will follow soon but I can't promise any date, yet. Best regards Gabriel Reimers Mr. Fridge Software Team