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coi rodo.

Version 0.0.2 of LearnLojban, the flash-card program for PDA's and 
Smartphones has been released. You can download it at:

http://www.gulik.co.nz/LearnLojban_0.0.2.zip

The zip file above contains installation instructions. You will need 
SuperWaba installed, downloadable for free from 
http://www.superwaba.org/install.

This version of LearnLojban is fairly stable, and I'm using it daily 
now. New features include:

- now uses the up/down buttons on the PalmPilot (and other devices???).
- shows the number of the word, so you can see how far you've come.
- recent words are repeated more often than older words.
- you now can start from any word in the deck.

Could I also ask for somebody with a Windows CE-based PDA to test this? 
I only have my own PDA and the PalmPilot emulator to test with. Email 
me; I don't bite... much.

Cheers,
Mikevdg.