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I am pleased to announce the release of Version 2.0.0 of Concordance.
The purpose of Concordance is to give you better insight into electronic texts. For Windows 95/98/ME/NT4.0/2000, Concordance is a text analysis program which makes word lists and concordances from electronic text. First released in 1999, Concordance already has registered users in 30 countries.
Concordance lets you track all occurrences of any word and examine meaning, word usage, vocabulary, and idiom. Useful in language learning, linguistics, language engineering, translation, natural language software development, and for content analysis in many disciplines. With a single click you can turn your results into a Web Concordance ready for publishing on the Web.
You can make full concordances to texts of any size, or make fast concordances, picking your selection of words from text. View a full word list, a concordance, and your original text simultaneously. See frequencies and collocation counts for every word. Support is included for most Western languages and character sets. User- definable alphabet, reference system, and contexts. Very flexible search, selection, and sorting criteria. Statistics on your text; word length charts. Full print preview and printing control. Built-in file viewer can display files of unlimited size. Built-in editor allows fast editing of files up to 16MB. Extensive on-line help.
New features in Version 2.0.0, the most significant upgrade yet released, include:
- Lemmatiser lets you group together any words you choose
- You can make concordances straight from any Windows program which can put text on the Clipboard
- You can make concordances from multiple input files
- a Stop List lets you specify words to be omitted from your concordance
- Many further new features and improvements
Concordance is fully copyrighted commercial software. A 30-day free trial of the fully-working version is available for download, for personal evaluation only. For use beyond the terms of the 30-day trial, a registration must be purchased from the author.
For further information and to download the software, go to the program's website at http://www.rjcw.freeserve.co.uk/
Rob Watt
R.J.C.Watt@dundee.ac.uk
Concordance software - gain better insight into e-texts
Download Concordance at http://www.rjcw.freeserve.co.uk/