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A computer engineering graduate from Samrat Ashok Technological Institute in Vidisha, India has developed what he claims is the world's first Hindi web browser. The Hindi software package includes an Internet Explorer-compatible web browser, an English-Hindi digital dictionary, a global word translator, and an editor. The browser can run on Windows 95 through Windows XP and has additional functions like opening multiple files and built-in pop-up blocking. It also includes an English-Hindi dictionary currently with over 20,000 words that allows users to add their own words.
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- 1. 10/3/2015 Now, web browser available in Hindi! | Telecentre http://telecentre.eletsonline.com/2004/12/nowwebbrowseravailableinhindi3/ 1/1 Search in site... Now, web browser available in Hindi! December 16, 2004 | Filed under: News | Posted by: telecentre In Vidisha, a place located to the North East of Bhopal, Jagdeep Dangi, a computer engineering graduate from Samrat Ashok Technological Institute (SATI) claims that he has developed the world's first Hindi browser with Internet explorer. The Hindi software package has a set of four different softwares. These consist of the explorer/web browser, English to Hindi or viceversa digital dictionary, the global word translator and saral editor. The web browser (Hindi explorer) is packed with all the functions of Internet explorer. In addition, it also has extra functions such as opening multiple files, saving files, searching files and has slides, auto history viewers, popup blockers, and builtin digital dictionary. The global word translator that comes with his software is an important translator since it can work within any application of Windows (online or offline). The browser can run on all Windows operating systems right from 95, 98, 2000 to ME, NT and Windows XP. The other important application software developed by Dangi is English to Hindi or viceversa digital dictionary, which currently supports 20,320 words and allows users to add more words to suit their requirements. This dictionary enables users to search for synonyms either in English or Hindi within seconds. You might like: Recommended by You must be logged in to post a comment Login 5 friends like this Egov Magazine 14,318 likes Like Page Use App ↑ Telecentre Log in About us April – June 2008 April – June 2009 Contact Us December 2007 Events January – March 2008 January – March 2009 January – March 2010 July – September 2008 July – September 2009 Magazine News October – December 2008 Yop Poll Archive About Us Advertise Email Newsletters Subscribe Careers elets Tv Contact Us Publications eGov Magazine digitalLEARNING Magazine eHEALTH Magazine News Magazine Interviews Newsletter Archive Events eWorld Forum World Education Summit eMaharashtra eINDIA eASiA SecureIT Healthcare Leaders' Forum Join us on Facebook Twitter Linkedin Google+ Slideshare Vimeo YouTube Copyright © 2013 Elets Technomedia Pvt. Ltd. All rights reserved. Khurafati Nitin Community Information Centres in Meghalaya: A Telecentre Model Pleasing the Listeners! Thai Telecentre Movement: A Case Study of North HOME ABOUT US NEWS MAGAZINE INTERVIEWS EVENTS About Us eGov Magazine digitalLEARNING Magazine eHEALTH Magazine Careers Contact Us