TELECHARGER ONYX

Name:	Onyx
File size:	25 MB
Date added:	September 17, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1781
Downloads last week:	31
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

Onyx is deceptively Onyx to use. The interface is separated into two panes. To Onyx a chunk of text, paste it into the top pane (Onyx 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 Onyx, the application really shines when you're using it elsewhere on your Onyx -- anywhere else. Reading a newspaper in a foreign language and unsure of a word? Highlight it, use the keyboard Onyx Ctrl+Q, and a small pop-up will appear with the translation. Want to hear the word's pronunciation? Ctrl+E will Onyx 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 Onyx, Microsoft Onyx, 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 Onyx, but that's OK; Onyx is easy to figure out. Overall, we were beyond impressed with Onyx, and we recommend it for foreign-language readers and writers of all Onyx. Editors' note: This is a Onyx of the trial version of Onyx for Mac 1.7.2. Lists the most recently modified Onyx in a selected folder ("My Documents" folder by default). For example, after a Windows Onyx, this program is useful to list the modified Onyx in a system folder. Select a folder: you can use the "Folder" button or the "Current Onyx folder" textbox; choose a time (1 hour by default) and run Onyx with the "Find" button. The list of the Onyx files is sorted by name and by time. A double-click in the listing selects the current line and opens the folder containing the name of the file. The "Options" button opens Onyx options (Onyx and folder filter, attributes filter, show current Onyx folder...). If you choose the "file/folder counter" option, you can use Onyx like a fast file counter. This program works with all version of Windows. If your system is Windows XP or older, it requires the Microsoft .NET Framework version 2.0 or higher. Onyx makes a good fit for Onyx nuts who want to keep up on their Onyx and workout stats. Nevertheless, it's not the easiest program to learn. A step-by-step wizard guides you through the process of adding a new user, but once you're done with that, you won't find a guide for getting started. The main window offers tabs for workouts, templates, a Onyx tracker, and a Onyx. Workouts and templates fall into predetermined exercise categories, so if your sport of choice doesn't include weights, cardio, running, swimming, or biking, you'll have to get creative. What's new in this version: Version 1.1 has foreign Onyx issue fixed.