A
small, portable ("Green" software) and unobtrusive Windows client that can retrieve
text from most Windows applications, and translate the text by
making a web services call to Google..png)
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Afrikaans : af
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Albanian : sq
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Arabic : ar
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Belarusian : be
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Bulgarian : bg
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Catalan : ca
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Chinese : zh
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Croatian : hr
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Czech : cs
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Danish : da
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Dutch : nl
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English : en
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Estonian : et
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Filipino : tl
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Finnish : fi
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French : fr
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Galician : gl
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German : de
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Greek : el
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Hebrew : iw
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Hindi : hi
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Hungarian : hu
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Icelandic : is
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Indonesian : id
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Irish : ga
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Italian : it
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Japanese : ja
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Korean : ko
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Latvian : lv
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Lithuanian : lt
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Macedonian : mk
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Malay : ms
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Maltese : mt
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Norwegian : no
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Persian : fa
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Polish : pl
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Portuguese : pt
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Romanian : ro
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Russian : ru
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Serbian : sr
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Slovak : sk
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Slovenian : sl
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Spanish : es
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Swahili : sw
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Swedish : sv
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Thai : th
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Turkish : tr
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Ukrainian : uk
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Vietnamese : vi
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Welsh : cy
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Yiddish : yi
The transated text can be displayed as a ToolTip, a TrayTip, pasted back into the original document (if you application will allow editing), or spoken va Text To Speech (requires Microsoft SAPI in the appropriate language to be installed on your system).
The application does not need to be installed, just download the executable and run it. It should run fine on Windows XP, Vista and 7. Internet access is obviously required, as each translation will make a call to Google's translation service.
Screenshot:
From the main screen, select the translation language (the source is set to "auto" for now), select the output options, an the timeout value (be careful, some display options are serial, the second option may not start until after the previous option has completed or reached the time-out value.
With the application running, go to the application where the source text needs to be translated, select teh text youwant to translate, and press "CTRL Q" for the translation to occur.
