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Android App: Solution compatible with Android 2, 3 and 4
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21 March 2012
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Android 4 start screen
Even if only a "marginal" amount of the almost 2 million downloads of the
LEO app are requested from devices running Android 4, the figure is likely to
change significantly over the coming months. It is all the more urgent that we
replace the last solution (which is compatible with Android 4 only) with a
solution that covers all versions of the Android operating system. The changes
required by Android 4 vis-à-vis versions 2 and 3 mean that the layout and
navigation may vary, depending on which version of Android you are running on
your smartphone - upgrading to Android 4, however, should not be a problem with the new solution.
Please find details about the new solution in the
user guide.
An overview of the apps for the different platforms can be found
here.
Action bar and menu of key features for Android 4
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Functionality:
The text mode allows you to copy or type a text into the text field above and, by highlighting individual words or word strings with the mouse, send a query to the dictionary. The text mode thus offers an easy way to look up words from a document without having to type them individually into the search field. - The text mode offers no machine translation. Procedure: - Copy or type a text into the text field.
- Check the 'search direction' above the text field.
- Highlight one or several words with the mouse.
Further details on search results:- If you highlight an individual word the dictionary results will include translations for the word and all possible base forms. Words in texts are usually inflected, but the dictionary will generally only contain an entry for the base form of a word.
- If you highlight a string of words, the results in the dictionary will only include entries that contain at least half of the search words - therefore, it makes little sense to highlight a whole text. A search for an inflected word generally also returns results for other forms of the same base form (e.g. a search for "machst" also returns results for "machte").
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