Free language translator and file converter

Project Description
This is a desktop language translator application. It allows the import for several popular subtitle and document formats.
It requires Net 3.5 Service Pack1 or higher to run.

As of December 15th 2008 this product has been certified by Softpedia.

Below is a youtube video for a quick how to session.


Or click here to launch youtube in this window.

Quick guide for using this free multi language translator:

Import a doc, pdf, txt, html or rtf document, or drag a text document from explorer, or just paste some text in this panel,
then select the “To” and “From” languages, click on the "Translate" and select one of the options from the menu.
You can use the ‘Detect Language’ context menu or the tool strip button to get the language of the original text.
You can create your custom dictionary to correct the online translation and save them for further use when using the
“Translate and use Custom Dictionary” menu option.
In order to add an entry to your Custom Dictionary, select the text to be corrected, right click in the translation panel and
select “Add to Custom Dictionary”. You will be able to make further changes manually by typing into the translation panel
while tracking the synchronized original panel.
The status bar can display an optional empiric quality of translation. Selecting a smaller page size increases the translation
time a little bit, but at the same time, for large amount of text, it can improve translation accuracy and synchronization
between the original and translation panels.
You can also set the orientation of the panels from the combo box on the status bar.
Finally, select the translated text and copy into the clipboard, right click in the translation panel and choose “Copy Selection”,
or just save it as a file using the “Save File” icon in the toolbar.
Enjoy this truly free application!

If you can not install the msi file you might be missing some prerequisites.
You can try running this setup.exe before trying again the installation. You would have to make sure the msi file is in the same folder and has the right name (remove the [1] substring from it).

Note that if you translate secret or confidential content, the original and translated text flows unencrypted over the Internet
and Google can potentially inspect and/or store it.
Up to date information can be also found following this project on twitter.

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