When you're browsing the web, going through emails, or reading a book or magazine, you'll occasionally come across a word or phrase that you haven't seen before. This would be a perfect time to have some sort of built-in dictionary lookup service, but most Android apps lack such a feature.

In the past, we've that adds dictionary search features to all apps on Android, but this required that your device was. Well, a new app from the development team at has finally brought this functionality to non-rooted devices. This means that anyone running Android 3.0 or higher can now add a handy context menu dictionary search to all apps on their system.

By Geetesh Bajaj, James Gordon. Word 2011 for Mac lets you create, edit, and add new dictionaries to its collection of dictionaries. Perhaps your discipline, science, or profession uses a lot of specialized terms not found in the Word default dictionary, or maybe you need to add a dictionary for a language not supplied with Office 2011 for Mac. When I select and right-click a word in a PDF file in Reader, it pops-up a menu with a Look Up Word option. Upon clicking it, I am taken to dictionary.com website.

As you may know default Mac shortcut 'Command + Control + D' which opens word's under cursor translation in Dictionary app doesn't work in Adobe Reader. I was using Preview for reading PDF docs, but it behaves badly with large files. So there is workaround to make it work in Adobe Reader: • Download and install Better Touch Tool. • • Then select 'Keyboard' tab (between 'Trackpads' and 'Apple remote') • Select 'Adobe Reader' at the left sidebar. • Click 'Add New Shortcut' and select preferable shortcut (in my case: Command + D). • Then select action: 'Controlling Other Application' -> 'Send Shortcut to Specific App', select 'Adobe Reader' and press 'Command + C'.

• Select newly created shortcut and click 'Attach Additional Action' and attach action: 'Controlling Other Application' -> 'Execute Terminal Command' and paste 'open dict://`pbpaste`' Now open your PDF file, select word and press your shortcut. Should be working.

To look up a word in Word's dictionary simply right-click on it and select Look Up from the context menu that appears. Alternative you can simply hold ALT while clicking on your target word. The Research taskpane should appear on the far right of your screen. 1 With a book open, press your finger on a word and hold it down. The word is selected, and a toolbar appears. You can also double-tap a word to display the toolbar. If you select multiple words before calling up the Dictionary, then it will display a definition of the phrase you selected.

Open Explorer and select “Internet Options”; then locate the “Content” tab and select it. This isn’t available in Word but through Internet Explorer. How to create a digital signature in word for mac 2011.