GWE-LYWIWR MOZILLA 1.7
Installing Gwe-lywiwr Mozilla 1.7
Click on the link below toi download the easy setup program for Windows
:If downloading Gwe-lywiwr Mozilla is not practical for you then it is now available on CD from Meddal (http://www.gwelywiwr.org/meddal) and Cysgliad (http://www.bangor.ac.uk/cysgliad)
Credits
Many thanks to the following for contributing
their spare time and/or resources to the cause :- Rhoslyn Prys - translation work
- Dewi Bryn Jones - technical work
- David Chan - technical work in Linux
- Dafydd Harries
- Nic Dafis (Maes-E)
- Canolfan Bedwyr
- WiSS (http:www.wisshost.com)
Welsh Google Bar
The Welsh Google Bar places conveniently at hand all of Google's Welsh
web search facilities. The interface is available also in English.Change Gwe-lywiwr Mozilla User Interface Language Button
The Welsh Google Bar includes a special extra button that switches the user interface language of Gwe-lywiwr Mozilla between Welsh and English :It's possible to have the Gwe-lywiwr Mozilla's interface in a number of languages apart from English and Welsh. Use the following dialogue (from Edit->Preferences) to download and choose other language packs :
Welsh Default Content
Gwe-lywiwr Mozilla contains bookmarks to the most popular Welsh
language and bilingual web sites such as BBC Cymru'r Byd, Maes-E and
Cymru ar y We (Wales on the Web) : The Welsh Google Bar also includes a button to search other Welsh language search engines such as the BBC's Cymru'r Byd news web site :
Language Tools - English / Welsh
Dictionaries
Part of Welsh Google Bar are the Welsh - English dictionaries at BBC
Learnwelsh. The dictionaries were developed by Canolfan Bedwyr,
University of Wales, Bangor. It recognizes when Welsh words have been
mutated, conjugated or made plural. (e.g. gathod, gefais) :English language dictionaries are provided by dictionary.com and thesaurus.com
Language Tools - Welsh Spelling Checker
Gwe-lywiwr Mozilla includes a Welsh language spell checker. The spell checker was developed by Canolfan Bedwyr, University Of Wales, Bangor for OpenOffice.org office software and was sponsored by the Welsh Language Board.Both the Welsh and English spell checkers can be used within forms in the browser - very useful before sending e-mail from a web mail service :
(here 'Gwirio Sillafu'/'Check Spelling' from the context menu is chosen in order for the spelling correction dialog to appear)
Or the spell checker is available from within Gwe-lywiwr Mozilla's e-mail and HTML page composer applications :
Welsh Calendar
A calendar with not only a Welsh (and English interfaces) :but also important dates and events for Welsh speakers and Wales from subscribing to Nic Dafis' remote Welsh caledar
http://morfablog.com/ical/Gwyliau.ics
