[A41202813]

Hello,

When Viewing Any Internet Page, It Is Possible To Have The CHROME Inbuilt Translator To Act On It.

Is It Possible To Do The Same When Viewing Any PDF ?

Thank You.

[Flashwind]

A41202813, on 11 August 2012 - 04:53 PM, said:

Hello,

When Viewing Any Internet Page, It Is Possible To Have The CHROME Inbuilt Translator To Act On It.

Is It Possible To Do The Same When Viewing Any PDF ?

Thank You.

The Regard!
I did not try to use Chome for translation PDF on standard specifications - a presence in network was not an obligatory condition. But for translation I пользуюсь personal translator and slovaryami.
Apropos,much often network translators give the malfunction in work.
In addition can report that personal translator provides the best quality of the translation,than using the translator seti.
The Personal translator allows to correct the text, more exactly draw near to originalu.
The Translators to network are deprived intellectual correction and much often distort the sense of the text.
If the object and purpose of translation - propose to use my suggestion.
If the purpose and task of using Chrome to translate text in PDF, then you need another consultation.
Good luck!

This post has been edited by Flashwind: 29 August 2012 - 02:13 PM

[A41202813]

@Flashwind

I 'Speak' Half A Dozen Languages, And CHROME Does A Good Enough Job For Me.

I Just Wanted Something Like That For Any PDF Document.

It Is Not Intended For Any Professional Accuracy Or Anything, Just To Have A Good Enough Glimpse Of What Was Written.

Thank You.

[A41202813]

@Update

There Is A Way But It Is A Pain, Especially If The PDF Has More Than 1 Page.

There Is An Online Document Converter Site That Allows A Single PDF To Be Converted And Downloaded As A Local ZIP File.

The ZIP File Contains An HTML File For Each PDF Page.

Afterwards It Is Just Necessary To Use CHROME To See Each HTML As A Normal Translated Page.

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This post has been edited by A41202813: 29 August 2012 - 06:29 PM

[snorg]

Those who use chrome desperately need a brain transplant.

Wake up and get firefox.

This post has been edited by snorg: 30 August 2012 - 01:41 AM

[A41202813]

@snorg

Sorry, I Used FF 99% Of The Time For Several Years.

Now It Is CHROME 95%, FF 4% And IE 1%.

PS:

Insulting Without Being Provoked Is Not Nice.

Any Friendly Browser Is A Friend Of Mine.

Do You Have Any Suggestion For The Problem At Hand, I Mean, Topic Wise ?

Thank You.

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This post has been edited by A41202813: 30 August 2012 - 11:56 AM

[LiveBrianD]

snorg, on 30 August 2012 - 01:38 AM, said:

Those who use chrome desperately need a brain transplant.

Wake up and get firefox.

So a MUCH slower browser is better? (with basically the same addons) No thanks. (and as for the privacy stuff, just uncheck the options in preferences. Done.)

As for the OP, I doubt it's possible because the PDF viewer behaves like a plugin.

This post has been edited by LiveBrianD: 30 August 2012 - 03:44 PM

[A41202813]

Thank You, Again, LiveBrianD.