Hi,
I've put my answers bellow.

On Fri, Jul 6, 2012, at 21:49, Mikel Artetxe wrote:

  I have been really troubled by the broken Apertium-viewer
  (special
  characters like å ä ö é è ê didn't work). I even considered to
  correct
  the program myself, but found that my knowledge in Python
  wasn't
  sufficient.

I think that you are talking about [1]apertium-view and not
[2]apertium-viewer. Apertium-viewer is written in Java and, if
I'm not wrong, it was developed to replace apertium-view. Java
uses UTF-16 internally, so you shouldn't have any problem with
special characters.

Well, I mixed it up even more: I actually thought of Apertium-tolk. I
want a simple interface without all the information in Apertium-viewer.


  as an OmegaT user I cannot but agree. In vain I have tried to
  install Apertium Server to call it from OmegaT. An easy way to
  use translations from Apertium in OmegaT would be welcome.

  I didn't know about OmegaT, but I see that a plugin for it
  would be welcome. I've been investigating a bit and I think
  that it would be relatively easy to implement it. I see two
  possible approaches:

I don't understand the consequences of the two approaches, thus I cannot
advice you. I will send your question to the OmegaT user forum.

    For OmegaT users: What's your opinion? And, just in case, if
  I'm not wrong OmegaT can already work with Apertium, so what
  you want is to make it work offline, right?

There is a great interest in an offline solution because professional
translators translate confidential texts, that cannot be sent to e.g.
Google Translate. Some have managed to set up a local server running
Apertium. Some kind of plug-in would be a much more appropriate
solution.

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