Google Translate is the most popular web service that allows translating a word or an entire text from one language to another. It is not only highly-appreciated and widely-used, but also free. Its only inconvenience would be the fact that it’s an online tool and you have to use a web browser in order to access it. Translator Dicter solves this problem. You will no longer need to open a page in your web browser every time you want to use Google Translate.
Translator Dicter supports the three features of Google Translate that matter the most in my opinion: the large number of supported languages, the language auto-detection function and the possibility of listening to the translated text. It also comes with additional features, the most remarkable to me being the capability of translating a text from any Windows applications with just the press of a key combination. You can configure this key combination to any keys you prefer. It can also copy translated texts to the clipboard.
I would have appreciated if the interface was customizable. Happily, it’s stylish enough as it is. It’s also simple and neat.
In conclusion, Translator Dicter is a nice tool that makes translating any text a fast and simple task.
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Windows Public SDK is delivered as a standard Windows InstallShield package
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