Download Translate.Net
freeware client for many translating services available online (translators, monolingual and bilingual dictionaries).
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| Version | 0.1.3493.4408,
Changelog |
| Date | 2009-07-25 |
| License | Free, Open-source |
| Size | 1.02 Mb |
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Download self-installing package
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Portable version download
Just unpack archive to some directory and run X-Translate.Net.exe.
All settings stored in own folder so tool can be moved easy.
This version was originally created as part of big collection of free portable software -
winPenPack
by Danilo Leggieri.
You can get more information about portable version here.
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What next :
- Check Online documentation
about use of Translate.Net
- Bookmark and share Translate.Net
- Help to test incoming releases, more information you can get here
- Suggest online translation engine or dictionary you like
- Create localization for Translate.Net in your language. I am will be pleased to have localization to many languages as possible.
Documentation for localization stored at Localization Tutorial
- Translate.Net is free open source project and I encourage everyone to
donate Translate.Net project.
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Before using
Translate.Net,
you must accept the
License Agreement and
Privacy Policy as part of the setup process.
Please note that
Translate.Net not responsible about content you received from translating services and
don't give you any additional rights for translations results over rights given by original copyrights holders of sites.
This is your responsibility to fulfil the requirements of the "Terms of use" of used sites.
You can check "Terms of use" of any translating site by clicking on icon shown in front of each translations result.
Source code available at
http://code.google.com/p/translateclient/
in
Subversion repository format.
To compile source you needed Visual Studio 2005 or .Net SDK (available free from Microsoft) with free
SharpDevelop
IDE. Installer created with
Inno
Setup installation builder.
The
source code
available under the terms of the
Mozilla
Public License and alternatively under
GNU
General
Public License and\or
GNU
Lesser General Public License.
Also
Translate.Net used sources delivered from next third-party components :
- XSP - a standalone web server written in C#, part of
Mono project (open source implementation of Microsoft's .Net Framework based on the ECMA standards for C# and the Common Language Runtime).
XSP licenced under the terms of the
MIT X11
license. XSP code slightly modified and used as embeded web-server for generating results view
- ActionLists for Windows.Forms, from Serge Weinstock's article at The Code Project, it was updated to compatibility with .net 2.0 with many features and fixes
Translate.Net
