3lines.org

3lines.org

Generate 3 Line documents

65 ratings
33 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 23, 2018
  • March 27, 2018

Features

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Convert Chinese ePub files and web pages into a three-line format, adding romanization and translation. The converted documents can be saved as PDFs or copied for further use.

ePub to three-line conversion
Add romanization (pinyin, Sidney Lau, Yale)
Add native language translation (English, Spanish)
Convert to PDF
Paste Chinese text
Import from URL
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What's New in 3lines.org

1.1

March 27, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Bug fixes.

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User reviews

Brilliant App

I am so happy this app is back. I recently got a new iPad and really missed not being able to get it. I find it so useful . Thank you so much

So happy this is back!

This was not on the App Store for a while. I am glad it’s back! I use this everyday. Thank you!

No longer works with IOS updates

Please fix

Underline?

I love this app and appreciate it. I would love it even more if it was possible to underline in the app. For now I send it to a reader to underline but then the links for scriptures and footnotes don’t work. Thanks for your hard work on this!

Amazing app but could be better

This app has been really amazing for me and has helped me a lot but I would love if there were an option to highlight stuff. It would be amazing for studying the watchtower and stuff like that. Would really appreciate if you added that feature.

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FAQ

What does the 3lines.org app do?

This app converts Chinese ePub files and web pages into a three-line format. It adds a romanization line (like pinyin) and a native language line (English or Spanish) to the original Chinese text. The converted document can then be saved as a PDF.

How can I use the app with my own Chinese text?

You can import ePub files that are in Simplified or Traditional Chinese directly into the app. Alternatively, you can copy Chinese text from other sources and paste it into the app for conversion.

Can I convert web pages to the three-line format?

Yes, the app allows you to paste a URL from your web browser. It will then pull up the entire web page within the app and convert it into the three-line format, similar to how it handles ePub files.

What romanization and translation options are available?

The app supports multiple romanization systems, including pinyin, Sidney Lau, and Yale. For the native language line, you can choose between English and Spanish translations.

Is this app free to use?

Based on the provided information, the app is free to use and does not have in-app purchases or advertisements.