This contains a few minor bug fixes to the recently-released 2.8.0 which added support for the ABC English-Chinese Dictionary (as in-app purchase). Fixed CC-CEDICT deep-search bug Fixed bug when switching to new SD card - dictionaries were being installed in an order that caused some problems Fixed Share feature for ABC English-Chinese Dictionary Available from the Android Market.

Added ABC English-Chinese in-app purchase (~10USD). Press Menu button > Buy for more details Improved Search screen header: now much cleaner Minor bug fixes A few weeks ago we launched the ABC Chinese-English Dictionary as an in-app purchase. Now, we are launching the other way with the superb ABC English-Chinese Dictionary. This is something we’ve wanted to add for ages because doing English lookups on a Chinese-English dictionary (CC-CEDICT) is never going to match on the less common English words.

Pro version now offers superb ABC Chinese-English Dictionary as in-app purchase Added dialog explaining how to get Pro version in China Minor bug fixes Available from the Android Market.

Fixed Pinyin ü bug (recently-introduced bug that was causing problems with colouring the Hanzi) Improved About screen (merged Installed Dictionaries and Purchased Dictionaries into one Dictionaries section) Minor bug fixes Available from the Android Market.

Improved formatting of ABC entries (see screenshot) Clicking on individual Hanzi in headword is now more intelligent Fixed potential startup delay caused by looking for custom fonts Minor bug fixes Available from the Android Market. [gallery link=“file” columns=“2”]

Browse screen (showing a single dictionary entry) now also shows the definition for the same word in any other dictionaries installed. This is only applicable if you have the ABC Chinese-English dictionary installed (because otherwise you only have one dictionary) Before, when clicking on Chinese character in a headword, Hanping would search for that character in the dictionary and show the corresponding entry. This would not always result in the desired result (because sometimes there are multiple entries for the same character) and so now, Hanping also takes the corresponding Pinyin into consideration Minor bug fixes Users running Cyanogen Mod: If you have purchased the ABC Chinese-English dictionary you may have noticed the formatting of the dictionary entry (on the Browse screen) does not include any indentation (i.

The Pro version now includes an in-app product for the superb ABC Chinese-English Dictionary. Here are the highlights: Over 200,000 Chinese headwords including Simplified & Traditional characters as well as Pinyin pronunciation A total of over 10,000 example sentences including Simplified & Traditional forms and Pinyin pronunciation (but no Traditional) Grammatical information such as Part of Speech and Measure Words When you search using Chinese characters or Pinyin, Hanping Pro performs a lookup on the ABC dictionary first.

As previously mentioned, Google Translate no longer allows unlimited free translations on its servers. Instead it offers a very small free quota (100,000 chars per day, per app - NOT per user!). For the moment, we will limit each user to 2000 characters/day for Google Translate (and still unlimited for Bing Translator). This may need to be changed (up or down) later depending on how close the combined usage gets to the 100,000 quota.

Minor bug fixes Available from the Android Market.

Significant changes: Custom font support Improved dictionary entry formatting (Pro version only) Disabled word prediction when entering search term (now much better for entering Pinyin) Minor bug fixes You now have the possibility to use your own Chinese font instead of the one included by default on your Android device (and without the need to root your phone). Place the TTF font (for example C:\Windows\Fonts\simkai.ttf) on your SD card here: