in the top right to save that entry as a bookmark.The headword will display in the top tool bar. If you have jumped into a long definition you can always tell which headword you are viewing.
If the Link Menu setting is ON, tapping on the headword will automatically open up a contextual dialog box showing different navigation options. These are:
Copy - copies the word into the device clipboard
Search - starts a search
Dictionaries - shows a list of compatible dictionaries (if you have them installed) and will allow you to jump to the selected title.
Thesauri - shows a list of compatible thesauruses and will allow you to jump to the selected title.
Other UniDict titles eg. Non-English Language titles - other dictionaries that will work with the current title to allow you to jump.
Share - will allow you to copy the entire entry and share/export using Mail or with popular Social Media Services such as Twitter, Facebook, Evernote,
If the Link Menu setting is OFF, tapping on the headword will automatically open up to the a linked UniDict title at the same entry.
While viewing a dictionary entry, any word within the definition is tap-able.
If the Link Menu setting is ON, tapping on any word within a definition will automatically open up a contextual dialog box showing different navigation options listed above.
If the Link Menu setting is OFF, tapping on any word within the definition will automatically start a search in the Search View.
When viewing a dictionary entry, use the in the top right to save that entry as a bookmark.
Add notes using the keyboard, then select the desired folder to store the bookmark.
The Save button will add the entry to your bookmark list.
NOTE: For a full explanation of all bookmark features, refer to Bookmarks in the HELP section.
Go to Settings to find the following option.
If this setting is ON, each page will always show the larger font option if one is available.