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* More tools in the [http://wiki.apertium.org/wiki/Category:Tools category page]. |
* More tools in the [http://wiki.apertium.org/wiki/Category:Tools category page], especially [http://wiki.apertium.org/wiki/Category:User_interfaces User interfaces] |
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Revision as of 15:19, 29 August 2010
Installation • Resources • Contact • Documentation • Development • Tools |
Tools for users
- Apertium-tolk - a simple cousin of Apertium-view. Its emphasis is on user friendliness. It shows the output of a translation as you type.
- Apertium TinyLex for J2ME is a Java 2 Micro Edition program for mobile devices which looks up dictionary entries.
- Apertium TinyLex for Palm. Mobile dictionaries for Palm can be generated using the dix2tiny task in apertium-dixtools package.
- Apertium Subtitles is a program which can be used to translate subtitles.
Screenshots
Apertium-tinyLex for J2ME
Apertium-tinyLex for Palm
Apertium Subtitles: Translation Form
Tools for developers
- D-Bus service for Apertium (also see our D-Bus examples!)
- Apertium-view - a little GUI application that allows you to view and edit the output of every phase in a translation.
- Apertium-viewer is a version of Apertium-view with more features, it does not require d-bus and is written in Java

The main window of DicsToolsSuite
- DicsToolsSuite is a Java GUI tool (under development) to make dix editing simple and friendly for non-programmers
- dix-mode is an extension for Emacs that gives some handy features for dix/XML editing, e.g. goto/view-pardef, cycle restrictions with Ctrl+Tab, keyboard shortcuts to move to the next Interesting element, etc.
Screenshots
See also
- More tools in the category page, especially User interfaces