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* 2011-01-11 : Kiwix provides, again after two years, an up to date version of Kiwix for ...g/portable/wikipedia_en_wp1.zip Windows version with the WP1 EN 0.7 30.000 Wikipedia articles]'''.

==== Search engine phase (3/8/11 - 3/29/11) ==== ...|| '''[[#Search misses some articles]]''' || Some articles included in the Wikipedia Version 0.5 ZIM file I tested were not matched by searching and could only

...access to Internet required! But before using Kiwix, you need to download it in accordance to your future usage and your operating system. Then, you wil ....zip Download it] and it will be directly usable after unzipping the file. It is a 64-bit application and supports Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or later.</tr

...maps.wikivoyage-ev.org/w/gpxmap.php?lang=en does) and launch an intent for it. ** <s>Run it also to get ZIM file without images</s>

...]. OCG is a NodeJS daemon able to transform a book definition in a PDF and it should be able to do the same in the ZIM format. The [http://www.openzim.or ...ld provide a list of available content to download in ZIM or EPUB formats. It would also show previews of content before downloading.

YOUR OFFLINE WIKIPEDIA </translate> DOWNLOAD KIWIX FOR FREE AND STORE THE WHOLE WIKIPEDIA</translate>

...also use the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Book Book creator] on Wikipedia to generate your own ZIM files.</translate>}} Is it possible to update a ZIM file?</translate>|answer=<translate><!--T:6-->

...Kiwix '''Wifi kiosk''', a simple wifi hotspot which allow user to surf on Wikipedia using [[kiwix-serve]] and also provide all necessary files to download. ...in propose you to install a debian unstable netinstall on your USB key, do it.

.... In that case, you should follow the instructions of [[Special:MyLanguage/Wikipedia in all languages|this page]] in order to read the content. <!--T:11-->

...nted (Internet-in-a-Box, diverse medical/health publishers, in addition to Wikipedia technical architects etc!) ...etworking, peer-to-peer file sharing, peer production, mass collaboration, Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap, ZIM files, zines, Samizdat, community publishing, library r