EchoTranslator
Ver 1.0.3
Download EchoTranslator
Windows XP Application No registration need Free to use
EchoTranslator is a
simple to use Windows XP utility (XP Only) that allows the EchoLink user to send via
the text box translated Language text. It has the ability to be
bidirectional so the person you are typing does not need to be running EchoTranslator. You send
text in your language and they see the text in there language
and when they type in there language you see the text in your language. This gives
you the ability to communicate with stations you could not do so before. The
program runs alongside EchoLink.
I put
together the
EchoTranslator program as I needed a way of Greeting Connected users to
my node who were unable to speak English and I am unable to speak any
other language.
The
Translations are not perfect but you can hold a text conversation with
no problem.
I have
no idea how it will work in other countries. I just hope it works as
well as it does here in Ireland.
Google
provides the Free online text language
translation which this program uses.
http://translate.google.com
Initial Setup
Download the EchoTranslator.zip software into
a directory unzip the software (1 file) and run. There is no installing the
software simply put the file anywhere and run it ( Mine is on the desktop )
Select
Language (Translate Form -- To)
There is a
list of languages where you can select your requirement. Your Language that
you select should be on the left
Example
"Translate from English Translate to Spanish" would be for an English speaking person wanting to
communicate with a Spanish person.
Enter Text To
Be Translated
Simply enter
the text that you wish to send to the other station
Show Bothe text Un / Translated
This option when ticked will show both
translated
and un translated text
Time Stamp All
To use the
time stamp simply tick the box and all messages will be time stamped
Clear
This button
will clear the text box
Save Data
This button
will save all your changes
I hope you
find the program useful
Peter EI4JR
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29/01/2011