Note：	This tool can use your designated UTF-8 formatted .txt file and export it as a local XML file, so as to use it to build a database.
	You may package multiple .txt files into a corpus, and designate a name for this collection.
	* * What do I do if the file is not UTF-8 formatted? If your file is not UTF-8 formatted, you may use Window’s Notepad program to execute the following steps: 1. Use the Notepad program to open a designated .txt file which might be formatted using BIG5 or GB (e.g., a.txt). 2. Click on “File”, then on “Save As...” 3. In the dialog box that opens, there is are options at the bottom labeled with “encoding”; Click on “UTF-8”; Choose “All Files (.)” for “Save as type:”; Enter a new file name (e.g., b.txt); Click the “Save” button * If you leave the name unchanged (e.g., a.txt), the existing file will be overwritten.

1. Constructing a database from text-only UTF-8 files:

Please designate the name of your corpus before choosing which files the collection will include:

Uploaded corpus:

List of uploaded files: