Translate Web Pages on the Fly
Increase online sales by making your web site readable and easier to navigate for people in other countries. ArtistScope
Translate enables web site proprietors to provide language translation to 27 different languages for
common functions such as navigation menus, contact forms,
membership registration, online shopping carts and more.
Languages included in the module
The standard module includes more than 900 words and
phrases to cover almost all instances of use, with some
phrases up to 100 characters long.
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Afrikaans |
Czech |
German |
Italian |
Polish |
Thai |
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Arabic |
Danish |
Greek |
Japanese |
Portuguese |
Turkish |
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Chinese Simp. |
Dutch |
Hebrew |
Korean |
Russian |
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Chinese Trad. |
English |
Hungarian |
Malay |
Spanish |
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Croatian |
French |
Indonesian |
Norwegian |
Swedish |
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If you require different words/phrases to better suit your
application you can order a custom module (see below).
Language font support
Normally when you visit a foreign web site using a computer
that does not have the appropriate fonts installed, the letters can
appear as gobbly gook which is unsightly and impossible to
read even if you do speak the language. However with
ArtistScope Translate that does not happen. It doesn't matter
what languages are installed on the user's computer. The web
pages will always appear as a word of art.
Professional language translation
Many languages use different words depending on meaning and
tense, and machine translations such as those provided by
online page translation services can deliver messages that are
difficult to understand and misleading. However ArtistScope
translations are provided by native speaking persons from the
relative countries who are well versed in all things including
Internet and computer terminology.
Custom language modules
Developers wanting different words and phrases to suit
individual applications such as corporate web sites, online
surveys, content management systems and eCommerce solutions
can order a custom solution to include their own list of words
and phrases. The maximum length of each phrase is limited to
100 characters. Words and phrases can include html comments
such as font boldness, page breaks, returns etc. All
contributing translators are well versed in English as a
second language. For pricing on custom modules, please see the
order page which will
price automatically according to the options that you select.
ArtistScope Translate installation
ArtistScope Translate is an out of the box installation for
web sites hosted on all web sites hosted on Windows servers,
such as those using FrontPage extensions with ASP support. The
ArtistScope Translate DLL can also be utilized with Cold
Fusion, .NET and PHP with very little modification to the web
page code calling the words/phrases.
Demo and licensed differences
The differences between the demo version and the licensed
version is that the demo is fully functional except that it
will display a message at the top of each page reminding you
to register, and that in the licensed version you will find a
complete itemization of all the calling tags that you can use.
ArtistScope Translate installers
In your download you will find two installers. One is for
installing and registering the support DLL on the sever, and
the other is the package to unpack on the computer that you
will use for editing web pages, etc... including user guides
plus the settings file and example pages to upload to your web
site.
Download the free
trial
Download the
documentation
Registering a web site for the translation module
If you have a license key for the site it needs to be added to
the settings file. If the site answers to several aliases or
domain names, you can list multiple license codes. ArtistScope
Translate can be used in any level within a web site and from
any folder providing there is a copy of the settings file in
the same folder.
Editing the translated web site
Converting your web pages to translate on the fly can be done
using any html editor including FrontPage. The best
explanation of seeing how to do this is by uploading one of
the example web pages and looking at the html code. It is
quite simple. First start by calling the DLL by adding an ASP
statement at the top of the page (as seen in the examples) and
then replace your text with the appropriate calling tag.
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