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• W126824497 abstract "MonoConc Pro Version 2.0, new addition to the existing quantitative text analysis software programs such as TACT, TEXTANT, and Wordsmith Tools, is concordance software program for Windows 3.1, 95 or higher, which became available on March 1, 2000. This new version of the MonoConc program followed the release of version 1.0 in 1996 and version 1.5 in 1998. The program was developed by Michael Barlow (barlow@ruf.rice.edu) and published by Athelstan (www.athel.com). As of October 2004, the price quote for educational use is $85 for single-user license and $550 for two-year, fifteen-computer site license. A demo version is available online through Athelstan (which can be contacted at info@athel.com) at http://www.athel.com/README.html. Some of the new features in version 2.0 of the software include the ability to conduct advanced text, full regular expression, and tag searches. With these advanced search features, MonoConc 2.0 could be quite useful in the field of language studies because of its ease of use and stability. As Barlow claims, professional concordance program is widely used in commercial and educational According to John Lawler, the new version is a last, cheap, and reliable program, and its utility is not restricted to specialists in corpora by any means. The program has an interface, operating as simpler program than any other concordancing software programs, yet it offers variety of options that make it capable of complex and extensive text searches (Barlow). Its ability to extract tokens from both tagged and untagged texts makes the program especially appealing in corpus text analysis and language-learning settings. While the program provides most of the functions and features that scholars and students might desire, it has its own strengths and weaknesses. This review describes the main features and basic search operations of the program, and offers suggestions, based on the comments of other reviewers, as to where and how the new concordance version can be used successfully in more advanced text searches. Although this review aims to give the reader some insight into the types of analysis which the MonoConc Pro 2.0 concordance program is capable of performing and also how particular corpus, such as the Corpus of Spoken Professional American English (CSPAE), can be manipulated by users interested in language structure and lexis, it is not intended to be thorough analysis of all possible uses of MonoConc Pro 2.0 and the CSPAE. To start using MonoConc Pro 2.0, the user needs to double-click on the file MonoPro. One of the most visible features of the software program is its intuitive interface, which makes the program very easy to use because of its simplicity. Upon opening the program, the user first notices simple blank screen with only file and into menu items displayed on the top bar of the window. The into menu provides the user with contact information and assistance with topics regarding MonoConc Pro. The menu offers table of contents, an index, and find help search feature which allows users to search on any topic, such as corpus, workspace, frequency, searching, sorting, or tags. All of these features will allow users at any level to navigate the program and easily, teach themselves to utilize it to its fullest potential. The file menu allows utilization of several commands, including load corpus file, load corpus URL (new in 2.0 version), open and save workspace, and tag settings. In terms of the types of corpora that MonoConc Pro 2.0 can read, any alphabetic language can be used. A corpus itself can be of unlimited size and modified at any time. Once corpus is loaded (using the file menu), the program offers variety of options to perform large and complex text searches. Several additional options are displayed as new menu items on the menu bar and include corpus text, concordance, frequency, and window. …" @default.
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