Dear Ven. Yuttadhammo,

>
> Second, I had the same problem with the Pali characters in

PaliLookup,

> and I think this fixed the problem:
>
> Start/Settings/Control Panel/Regional and Language Options/Advanced
> (Tab)/Language for non-Unicode programs/ and set the language to
> "English (US)" - if it is set at "Thai", you will not get the proper
> characters.

This fixed it for me, too. Thank you very much, I think I was stuck on
this problem since last year, but never bothered to put up a post or
asked anyone, so the problem's never been solved.

>
> What is good about PaliLookup, is that you get the declensions for
> verbs and nouns. If you don't know what "pamuccatha" means for
> instance. You can't look it up in any dictionary, but in PaliLookup,
> you can search for "pamuc" and find it under "pamuccati" as the

second

> person plural form (present or imperative tense). If you use
> PaliLookup along with the PED and the other Pali-English dictionary, I
> think it is quite useful for translating and composing Pali.

Great tip. Thank you :) I was just looking for something that would do
this. It lessens the headache.

>
> Sabbadukkhaa pamuccatha,

Thank you! May you be freed from suffering, too.

With respect,
June