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From: John Smith <user@example.net>
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Subject: Kakitori Lookalike?
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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 2004 18:39:52 +1200
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Hello, I have just bought a computer after a break of many years.  I 
used to use a Win3.1 program called Kakitori to help me read.  It 
doesn't seem to work now as it doesn't know anything about Unicode - I 
think.  I recall a chap named Charles Eicher who could ferret out the 
information anyone wanted and give it to them sarcastically, can anyone 
Eicher me information about a newer J-Dictionary that might resemble 
Kakitori?

Thanks,