A celebrity bought a dictionary and cut out the word impossible .

Napoleon Hill, the author of the American "Successology", has this story about making the impossible possible: when he was young, he had a beloved dictionary, and the words he needed were all in the dictionary, but he made a peculiar decision to cut out the word "impossible" from the dictionary. Therefore, he has a dictionary that does not have an "impossible".

Later, he built his entire career on this premise, for a person who grows and grows beyond the ordinary, nothing is "impossible", and Napoleon Hill later became the most famous scholar in the United States, and was a two-term ** adviser to Wilson and Roosevelt.

Napoleon Hill spent ten years researching and summed up the seventeen laws of the law:

1. Positive attitude; 2. Clear goals; 3. Walk more; 4. Correct way of thinking; 5. High degree of self-control; 6. Cultivate leadership skills; 7. Build self-confidence; 8. Charming personality; 9. Innovation wins; 10. Full of hot pillows; 11. Concentrate; 12. Have the spirit of cooperation; 13. Correct view of failure; 14. Always keep an enterprising spirit; 15. Arrange time and money reasonably; 16. Maintain physical and mental health; 17. Develop good habits;

Don't get me wrong, it's Napoleon Hill and not Napoleon Bonaparte.

Napoleon. Saving up to buy a dictionary, he found the word "impossible" and cut it with scissors.

Drop it down. So, he has a dictionary that doesn't have the "impossible".

Napoleon. He said that it is only in the dictionary of fools"No way"

I'm also thinking about these two machines, but it's hard to decide!! There are very few reviews on the Internet, but Casio's are a bit expensive, and I prefer celebrities, but I'm afraid that celebrities are not of good quality! Yikes

God knows, go ask him! I know him very well, oh, hit me **911

I don't know which step you won't, so I'll write down all my methods.

1.Go to the official website of the celebrity (

3.Select the model and click X3 (the same file may have different formats on different machines, so don't make a mistake, even if it is the same series as X3X1 and X2, only part of the dictionary format is the same as it, like the dictionary format of a small language X3 can not be read).

4.After entering the ** interface, you will see three categories: module, grade, subject. Select the grade first (if you just go down to the dictionary, you don't have to be so troublesome, click **dictionary directly in the module.) ）

5.Take **dictionary as an example, select the dictionary you want to go down in the **dictionary interface, click, and then use**tool**, but it is best to choose**path, for example, the real questions of the high school entrance examination will go to the folder of the real questions of the high school entrance examination, and the famous teacher will go down to the folder of the famous teacher one-to-one, but I have the impression that the dictionary does not seem to have a special folder, you can build a dictionary folder by yourself, put the dictionary in, and then open x3, enter - dictionary - other dictionaries - **dictionary - select path" Dictionary" folder (the one you just created) is fine.

ps:It's not a big deal if you don't go down to the corresponding folder.,You can also open the corresponding file in the tool's explorer.,Just don't mix it up.,Otherwise, it's too messy to find after more files.。

Try these unpronounced words in a different dictionary, such as Oxford, or English-Chinese, or whatever. It's not a dictionary lookup, and some don't pronounce it. If you don't pronounce it, it shouldn't be that there is a problem with the dust search of the machine itself.

Pai Annihilation Calendar should be this machine has this modified rough image.

The most trouble-free way should be the problem of the machine!

Go to the foreign language library and look for it, there are a lot of them.