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Example1: Localisation of German text to English What you need for the above example: 1) VOS (Virtual Organisation Server) and Virtaal 2) a German text source (e.g. file, your own application) 3) a German destination text (e.g. file, your own application) 4) a Japanese language file (default) After you have installed the VOS and the Virtaal tool, follow the steps below to prepare your source and destination files. Steps: 1) Put a German text file on your hard disk. 2) Open the Virtaal tool, choose a language and input the German text. 3) Save the resulting English file on your hard disk. 4) Open the Virtaal tool, choose a language and input the English destination text. 5) Save the resulting German file on your hard disk. Option1: Use Virtaal as a Localisation tool with all languages available. Option2: Use Virtaal as a Device Translation tool with the dedicated built-in codecs. Options are available in the user interface: - Vocoder: For generating the audio for the device translation (e.g. push-to-talk or VoIP). - Speech Recognizer: For training the speech recognizer. - Editing: For changing the speech recognizer training. - Settings: For choosing the configuration of Virtaal. The above example can be done in less than 3 minutes. Please refer to the Virtaal user manual for more details. Useful links: - User manual - FAQ Virtaal, short for Virtual Machine for Translation, is a tool designed to help the translation of Web pages, either a website or a Web application, into a number of target languages. Virtaal is an Eclipse based platform that makes translating content, such as text, websites, websites, application, videos, images, etc. easier. The key features of Virtaal are: Fully integrated with the Eclipse platform Enables you to translate Web pages, websites and web applications Includes a number of tools to help with your translation, such as HTML Editor Very easy to use Supports file translation (l10n) and screen translation (l20n) All the source code is available at GitHub and you can find further details about the functionality of Virtaal on its main page. Virtaal Homepage Features Some other examples of the functionality offered by Virtaal are: Translation of website pages Translation of video files Translation of WYSIWYG pages Translation of images References External links Category:Translation software Category:Free software programmed in Java (programming language)Category: PlayStation 3 On Monday I picked up the Blu-ray set of the series that started it all, the first Final Fantasy, and have been enjoying the hell out of it since. 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The toolkit consists of 3 parts: The editor A database that stores the translation rules and stored translations The grammar file that will define the correct format for the stored files The user only needs to point the editor to a file that stores the correct syntax of the language of their translation. The editor itself is designed for easy use. It is a plugin to a modern web browser. Accessing the Virtual Machine If you wish to get a local copy of Virtaal, you can do so by installing the Virtual Machine. This will add a Virtual Machine icon to the top bar. Clicking on it will open a window that will let you choose the language and version of Virtaal to install. Then it will download a.jar file for the operating system you are on. When the download is complete, you will see a shortcut for the application in your dock. Opening the Virtual Machine You can open the virtual machine directly from the top bar, and it will show the different languages and versions that are installed. If you click on the name of the language you want to use, the virtual machine will open and load the language files and be ready to use Virtaal. Creating a new file When you open Virtaal for the first time, it will open the new file, and you will see the default language with the correct number of languages, or the version if you have not installed it yet. If you click on one of the languages, the window will show the translations of that language. If you click on the help button, it will show you how to use the editor. Editing a file Once you are done editing a file, click on the X in the top bar. The new window will show you that the file is saved. 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Example1: Localisation of German text to English What you need for the above example: 1) VOS (Virtual Organisation Server) and Virtaal 2) a German text source (e.g. file, your own application) 3) a German destination text (e.g. file, your own application) 4) a Japanese language file (default) After you have installed the VOS and the Virtaal tool, follow the steps below to prepare your source and destination files. Steps: 1) Put a German text file on your hard disk. 2) Open the Virtaal tool, choose a language and input the German text. 3) Save the resulting English file on your hard disk. 4) Open the Virtaal tool, choose a language and input the English destination text. 5) Save the resulting German file on your hard disk. Option1: Use Virtaal as a Localisation tool with all languages available. Option2: Use Virtaal as a Device Translation tool with the dedicated built-in codecs. 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