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...ware that was originally intended to make Wikipedia available offline, but it is potentially suitable for all HTML content. ...ensed under the GPL3 which means you can '''freely''' distribute and share it with other people.

|An human readable identifier for the resource. It's the same across versions (should be stable across time). MUST be prefixed |The version of the content. It MUST be the date of release

...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

...g/portable/wikipedia_en_wp1.zip Windows version with the WP1 EN 0.7 30.000 Wikipedia articles]'''. ...10-02-15 : I have released the final 0.8 version. I wasn't been working on it since months and no bugs were reported in the last Release Candidate. See y

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...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-->

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.... In that case, you should follow the instructions of [[Special:MyLanguage/Wikipedia in all languages|this page]] in order to read the content. ...ize of the text is specified by the content package you are using. Because it might not be ideal for your eyes and comfort, you can either increase or de

...Hackathon]] will follow, in New York State right near Montreal (August 13-18, 2017) immediately after [http://wikimania2017.wikimedia.org/ Wikimania 201 * Support videos (if Parsoid allows it)

...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