WinLexic – Corporate License: 7 PCs
WinLexic 2005 is a powerful tool designed for technical translators and translation agencies who work with Microsoft software products. This GUI (Graphic User Interface) provides access to Microsoft Glossaries, which are essential for ensuring accurate and consistent translations.
One of the main strengths of WinLexic is its built-in FTP client, configured to access Microsoft’s public FTP server or its mirrors. This eliminates the need to purchase separate FTP client software and simplifies the process of downloading and interpreting the large Microsoft Glossaries. With the ability to automatically resume broken transfers, WinLexic saves users time and money.
Searching through multiple glossaries can be a tedious task if done manually with programs like NotePad or Microsoft Excel. WinLexic streamlines this process by allowing users to search through multiple Microsoft glossaries simultaneously. It also offers a variety of search options such as Source/Target search, whole word search, case-sensitive search, and searching for the presence of 2 terms or phrases in a single string.
Overall, WinLexic is a valuable tool for anyone working in technical translation, offering efficiency, convenience, and a user-friendly interface. The Corporate License, which covers up to 7 PCs, is ideal for larger translation agencies or teams working on multiple projects simultaneously. Whether you are a professional translator or part of a translation agency, WinLexic can help improve your workflow and ensure accurate translations of Microsoft software products.
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