File Details |
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File Size | 2.2 MB |
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License | Shareware, $24.95 |
Operating System | Windows 2000/Server 2003/Vista/XP |
Date Added | February 9, 2008 |
Total Downloads | 148 |
Publisher | RealSofts |
Homepage | TranslateIt! |
Publisher's Description
TranslateIt! offers a convenient way to translate words on the Internet and in other computer programs. The software incorporates mouse over translation so users simply move their mouse over the words and the definition appears almost instantly. Because the program is designed to work with popular programs such as Microsoft Word, Adobe Acrobat, ICQ, and Outlook Express, the translation capabilities of the program can be useful in many ways. Unfamiliar words in instant messages or in documents from clients can easily be translated with just a quick move of the mouse. Users don't have to open new Windows, cut and paste text, or navigate away from their work to get the translation information they need. TranslateIt! also works with the three most commonly used browsers: Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Opera. When reading a web site, just scroll over text to translate words. Alternatively, the highlight function can be used to translate expressions, verbs, or phrases. Even words not appearing in the software's technology can be broken down into smaller components and translated in this manner so users always receive a response. The improved technology also provides more accurate definitions than what most users find with alternative translation methods. TranslateIt! currently works with English, Spanish, German, and Russian. The program automatically determines the language of the word so users don't have to. Also, German and English are spoken by native speakers to ensure correct pronunciation of the words.
Latest Reviews
asaenz reviewed v6.2 on Dec 10, 2009
I hope that isn't an example of it's ability to translate in the image ... comunicación is NOT the same as connection.
asaenz reviewed v6.2 on Dec 10, 2009
I hope that isn't an example of it's ability to translate in the image ... comunicación is NOT the same as connection.