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 PyTranslateList.py 2010-03-21 erikthiem [r9] error message handling for fromfile that does n...
 README.txt 2010-03-21 erikthiem [r7] improved language codes and README.txt
 browser.py 2010-03-15 erikthiem [r1] initial upload
 langcodes.txt 2010-03-21 erikthiem [r8] more friendly error handling for invalid langua...
 translate.py 2010-03-15 erikthiem [r2] updated to current translate.py file
 words.txt 2010-03-20 erikthiem [r5] added default input and output word list files

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PyTranslateList by Erik Thiem
using information/code from http://www.catonmat.net/blog/python-library-for-google-translate/

Feel free to copy/edit/distribute/whatever this program.
If you distribute this program, you must:
	1. Include this README.txt file
	2. Include all source.
	3. Not charge any money.

Project page: https://sourceforge.net/projects/pytranslatelist/

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Now that we've got that out of the way, here are the instructions:
There are two ways of using PyTranslateList:

Number 1:
	At a command line, type "python PyTranslateList.py code_for_from_language code_for_two_language from_textfile to_textfile"
	For example, in order to translate english words saved in words.txt to spanish words in words2.txt, I would type:
	"python PyTranslateList.py en es word.txt word2.txt"

Number 2:
	Just run "python PyTranslateList.py". This will start up a text-based user interface that allows for easy access to PyTranslateList.

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Language Codes:
Language codes are provided in langcodes.txt
In order to use PyTranslateList, you need to use appropriate language codes. They might not all be accurate, as I still have to check over them.
In future versions of PyTranslateList, language codes should be figured automatically (meaning that users will just have to type in the language name).
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I hope you enjoy this program. Feel free to contact me (erikthiem@gmail.com) if you would like to contribute or to suggest new features.