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* '''Clipboard manager''': [https://github.com/hi5/CL3 CL3] (also great: [http://www.joejoesoft.com/vcms/97/ ArsClip])
* '''Clipboard manager''': [https://github.com/hi5/CL3 CL3] (also great: [http://www.joejoesoft.com/vcms/97/ ArsClip])
* '''CSV editor''': [https://www.ronsplace.eu/products/ronseditor Rons CSV Editor]
* '''CSV editor''': [https://www.ronsplace.eu/products/ronseditor Rons CSV Editor]
* '''Ctrl+Alt+Delete''': [https://www.systeminformer.com/ System Informer] (formerly called ‘Process Hacker’)
* '''Desktop search tool''': [https://www.dtsearch.com/ dtSearch]
* '''Desktop search tool''': [https://www.dtsearch.com/ dtSearch]
* '''Dictation''': [[Talon (voice command and dictation software)|Talon]], <s>Dragon Professional 16</s>, <s>[https://www.techradar.com/how-to/how-to-use-voice-access-to-control-windows-11 Voice Access] (Win 11)</s>, [http://www.voicemacro.net/ <s>VoiceMacro</s>]
* '''Dictation''': [[Talon (voice command and dictation software)|Talon]], <s>Dragon Professional 16</s>, <s>[https://www.techradar.com/how-to/how-to-use-voice-access-to-control-windows-11 Voice Access] (Win 11)</s>, [http://www.voicemacro.net/ <s>VoiceMacro</s>]

Revision as of 09:29, 20 December 2023

My go-to apps

Categories

Old CafeTran wiki

File:CafeTran-brown.png Old CafeTran wiki

Several years ago, Hans Lenting and I tried to create the ultimate CafeTran manual/resource (using the wikidot.com platform). ‘CafeTran Help’, was basically a volunteer-based project, with around three/four volunteers. After a few years, we gave up. Even though a lot of it is now outdated, it still contains a lot of useful information. The last version of our work is archived at Old CafeTran wiki.

I currently recommend Jean Dimitriadis’ amazing ‘TheCafeTranFiles’. As well as the official resources: CafeTran Knowledge Base, and the Official CafeTran forum.

Other people’s lists

Little tools every translator should have

References

  1. See my recent post on Proz.com about DeepL’s appalling customer service and how they have now banned me from getting their DeepL Pro subscription: Wow, I am no longer allowed to get a subscription to DeepL (‘due to internal policies’)!
  2. ManicTime: Perhaps not the most beautiful program but I always end up coming back to it since it does the job and the interface is actually quite clever. Competing solutions almost always have way too many bells and whistles, especially all kinds of crap involving bigger teams, etc.