In the Dictionary area is where you can define which dictionary to use, whether one downloaded from the site, or modified to your needs. Before we examine these functions, let's first get your language file. The English dictionary is included in order to save downloading time and space.
You can download the following languages from the website. After you have unzipped
them, copy the .dic file to wherever the application (Eureka) is located and restart
the program. You can then select them from the drop-down list in the Dictionary area to load them.
You can use the search and view options to examine the dictionary contents, although you should find out that most if not all words in that language should be listed. If not, they can be added.
All dictionaries are text files, so you can edit them by adding or deleting (not recommended as more is better) or even create your own, if you want to take the time to do so. Notice however, that any changes made to a dictionary, or one created by you, will have to be transmitted to whomever you will be communicating with after saving under a new name. You can add a word within the program by clicking on the Add button, and Load a modified/created dictionary via the Load button.
Encoding.
Before encoding can take place you must first have a dictionary loaded and a key selected and processed. You can then
type in your text or paste in from another source into the input text box then clicking on the Encode button. Any punctuation will be removed as it processes
to further hide its true contents as well as having no upper case characters. If a word is not in the dictionary, it will be reported
to you allowing you to correct it before completely encoding the message. The output text box will display the encoded
data for you to use either as copying and pasteing elsewhere, or clicking on the Save button to define a filename to store it
so it can be transmitted, such as an email attachment, or used as part of a multi-tooled multiple cryption.
Decoding.
Like the encoding process, you must first have a dictionary loaded and a key selected and processed. Then populate the
input text box with the data received either by pasteing from another application or clicking on the Get Text button (and selecting
the file that contains the data) then click on the Decode button. The output text area will show the original message without
uppercase letters and punctuation.
Make a note that encoded and decoded text will be lowercase and puncuation will be suppressed.