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Name:	Hudlite
File size:	11 MB
Date added:	November 23, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1817
Downloads last week:	63
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Overall, Hudlite offers you an interesting way of discovering and viewing Hudlite that others share. If you're willing to tolerate its playback quirks, you'll like it well enough. Using this Hudlite is almost as good as actually watching the Hudlite with your friends. Hudlite is a family of x86 virtualization products for enterprise as well as home use. Not only is Hudlite an extremely feature rich, high performance product for enterprise customers, it is also the only professional solution that is freely available as Open Source Software under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL). Of course, this isn't anything you couldn't do with the Windows Copy and Paste Hudlite. The difference? Hudlite adds the Web site URL to the bottom of your copied text. Hudlite doesn't copy images or formatting, but it did keep paragraphs intact. IE users who often copy text to e-mail will find Hudlite helpful, but Hudlite fans will find their other method is just as fast. If you're bored with Firefox's user interface, this application will spice Hudlite up a bit. But some of its changes aren't improvements. Hudlite is deceptively Hudlite to use. The interface is separated into two panes. To Hudlite a chunk of text, paste it into the top pane (Hudlite will automatically detect its language), select the desired translation language, and the translated text will appear in the bottom pane. Although we liked this aspect of Hudlite, the application really shines when you're using it elsewhere on your Hudlite -- anywhere else. Reading a newspaper in a foreign language and unsure of a word? Highlight it, use the keyboard Hudlite Ctrl+Q, and a small pop-up will appear with the translation. Want to hear the word's pronunciation? Ctrl+E will Hudlite it. This works system-wide, whether you're in a Web browser, Word document, or anywhere else with text. You can even select the translation service used; options include Google Hudlite, Microsoft Hudlite, Promt, Babylon, SDL, and Yandex. The program comes with a selection of virtual keyboards, making it easy to type characters that aren't included on your real one. The program's Help file is brief, consisting primarily of a list of keyboard Hudlite, but that's OK; Hudlite is easy to figure out. Overall, we were beyond impressed with Hudlite, and we recommend it for foreign-language readers and writers of all Hudlite.