aConCorde 0.4.2

Originally developed for native Arabic concordance, aConCorde posses basic concordance functionality, as well as English and Arabic interfaces.

aConCorde is written in Java, so it will run on any platform that has the Java Runtime Environment installed (which is available for most major operating systems).

Here are some key features of "aConCorde":

· Full Arabic support (no need to transliterate to ASCII before concordance).
· English and Arabic native interface
· Multiplatform - runs on Linux and Windows (including non-Arabic Windows) - requires Java Runtime environment. (See support for help).
· Supports Unicode (UTF-16), UTF8, CodePage Windows-1256 and ASCII encoding.
· Word frequency analysis.
· Concordance can be sorted on left or right contexts.
· Save concordance output to file (as plain text or HTML aligned tables).

Requirements:

· Java 1.4 or later

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· This version adds support for the property 'concordanceFont'. If you add this, e.g., 'concordanceFont=Courier New' (without the quotes) to aConCorde.properties file then it'll set the concordance font to whichever was specified.