Translate text Enable the translation service menu item Translate straight out of your favorite application Spell checking Set your preferred languages Known issues |
Get started with Just Translate 2016Translate textJust Translate is your ideal editor to instantly translate and understand foreign language text by using a web-based translation engine. On that account you need an internet connection to translate your text. To translate text:
Enable the translation service menu itemJust Translate provides a service that enables you to translate text straight out of an external application via the "Services" menu. With Snow Leopard or later, Services promises to become way more usable: it's accessible from a contextual menu; right-click and there it is. And it's supposed to be sensitive to context: when you open it, only those services relevant to what you're doing or the application you're using should show up. This means, you need to manually enable the translation service of Just Translate, using the Keyboard System Preferences panel. To activate the Contextual Menu Item:
Translate straight out of your favorite application Just Translate expands the contextual menu of nearly any Mac applications. This gives you the power to translate text while working in other programs.
or if the application doesn't support contextual menu extensions
Note: Users of OS X 10.6 or later first have to explicitly enable the translation service menu item.
Spell checking
You can check your spelling as you type. As Just Translate finds errors, it underlines misspelled words in red.
Set your preferred languages
To set or change the languages Just Translate uses when you create a new document, choose Languages > Language Preferences, and
select your preferred default languages. Known issues
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