Translated from the readme (I couldn't find any further info on the website):
<div style="width:95%; margin: auto; margin-top: 1%; margin-bottom: 1%; padding: 2%; background-color:rgb(230,230,230); border: thin black solid">PSPDictionary ver0.1<br /><br />This is an English to Japanese dictionary.<br />Since it utilizes the wireless LAN, please put the wireless LAN switch in the on position.<br />By entering the spelling using the keyboard in hankaku eiji,<br />the results of a search from the internet will be displayed.<br /><br />When exiting the application, first press the X button and then press the HOME button.<br /><br />Please specify the DNS server address for your individual operating environment in the SERVER.INI file.<br /><br />Thanks:<br />I've used "GT2000: Tokyo University Multilingual Processing Research Committee (http://www.l.u-tokyo.ac.jp/GT/)" as the font.</div>I had actually been looking into making an application like this, so I was hoping that this would solve my problems, but it looks like it has a lot of issues. The biggest issue is that it requires a WLAN connection, and I neither have one, nor do I know of anywhere convenient to go to access one, so this makes it next to useless for me. Actually, I guess I don't even know if this has any other issues, because it looks like it won't do ANYTHING without a WLAN connection (!_!)
Can anyone out there (preferably someone who speaks Japanese if there's any in this program at all) give a functioning report on the performance of this proggie? Most notably, I'm looking to find out if you can input kana/kanji for search, and if so, does it give you kana to kanji conversion options? If it does, does it give you a fairly comprehensive set of selections?? Usually dictionaries will specificaly state that they are English to Japanese AND/OR Japanese to English, so I'm kind of guessing that this one only allows you to search in English, but it can't hurt to get my hopes up (!_!)