Hi Steve,
I believe you were referring to what I had said. If you check the
comments on the Translate Languages app, you'll see a recommendation to
use the Polyglot app. Both apps require the Homer Shared Object app be
installed. Both also use the Microsoft Language API, a free translation
utility. Neither app uses Google Translate, since, if you integrate it
within an app, that resource must be paid for, at the rate of $20 per
one million characters per month, although other packages are
available. Now, Google Translate is free on translate.google.com, for
single translation tasks. I did find a program which costs about
$43.00CDN which has Google Translate at its heart, at this URL:
http://translateclient.com/
hth,
Rod
On 3/23/14 6:06 PM, Steve Zielinski wrote:
Somebody mentioned that it, in some ways, better thatn the translate
app. They also mentioned it uses microsoft translation, or something
like that. My question is, can this polyglot app be used on ones
windows computers without additional installations of programs? I
don't know what the microsoft translation program is.
Thanks,
Steve
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