Hey guys, I made a little tool for Windows machines that helps you deal with your failed kanji here on koohii.com, and thought I'd share it with you all.
It has two modes, one is a windowed review system and the other is a tray icon that will quiz you on a kanji at semi-random intervals that you set.
I'm very bad at math so the review system is somewhat dumb. It has two stacks: 1 for kanji you haven't tested or got wrong, and one for kanji that you got right. It considers your review complete when you have all the kanji in the second stack, but it will keep reviewing indefinitely.
I've only spent so much time actually using it so far...so there are probably a few bugs to capture and free in to the wild. But, here it is, hope it helps! Oh yea, it needs the .NET 2.0 Framework. You should have it already though.
~ These were screenshots...apparently IMGBolt is not a very reliable host. ~
It has two modes, one is a windowed review system and the other is a tray icon that will quiz you on a kanji at semi-random intervals that you set.
I'm very bad at math so the review system is somewhat dumb. It has two stacks: 1 for kanji you haven't tested or got wrong, and one for kanji that you got right. It considers your review complete when you have all the kanji in the second stack, but it will keep reviewing indefinitely.
I've only spent so much time actually using it so far...so there are probably a few bugs to capture and free in to the wild. But, here it is, hope it helps! Oh yea, it needs the .NET 2.0 Framework. You should have it already though.
~ These were screenshots...apparently IMGBolt is not a very reliable host. ~
Code:
Changes:
2007
12/21: Change the timer for the balloons (Alt + ~)
12/22: Chose your own font (Alt + F). Fixed the progress bar math.
12/23: Fixed some hotkey issues, sure there are more. Will fix as I spot them.
2008
02/16: -Changed the way you log in due to site changes.
-Getting the story is more usable.
-Doesn't use files anymore, so it won't touch your HD now.
-Doesn't run in 32-bit mode on 64-bit systems.
Edited: 2008-02-17, 12:53 pm

Busted.