appTranslator

appTranslator can become an essential tool for developers, especially these days, when computer applications almost always reach the global scope.

Support of multilanguage interfaces is imperative for developers, and they need to deal with that “extra” job of translating interfaces if they want to access more markets.

appTranslator is designed to help developers with this very matter. With this simple yet powerful tool, a lot of time and money can be saved. appTranslator uses a straightforward process accompanied by an intuitive interface, making its implementation a bargain.

An important aspect of the translation process utilized by appTranslator is that it works directly with executable files (.exe files) instead of resource scripts, with all the consequent advantages for developers. Besides, this tool narrows the division between developers and translators, allowing them to work together along the developing process, instead of creating long serial tasks. This way, appTranslator dramatically minimizes idle times in development.

The translation process follows three main steps: Inserting a module, Selecting languages, and Building. The modules correspond to executable files you add to the project. Languages refer to the idioms you need to translate for your application. Building is the last step when you create the output executable files with the included text translated.

The demo version of this program is fully functional, but it randomly scrambles text items within the output files to prevent unlicensed commercial use of appTranslator.

There are three editions of the program available: The Standard Edition, which doesn't include import/export features used to merge appTranslators projects; the Professional Edition, which is the full-featured one and includes the Translator Edition; and Translator Edition, a simplified version which doesn't include project management tools.