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Hero Doug -

Sorry if this has been posted before ( I imagin it has) but searches didn't bring up what I was
looking for.

What I'd like to know, is how was the yellow highlighting of Chinese words accomplished, as in
this thread.

I've been looking everywhere for this exact feature so I can translate articles or check words
easily (Something like Kingsoft Powerword, but for English users instead).



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roddy -

See Here near the bottom, here, and there's another one somewhere but I think those two should
suffice. Will close this one, anything further can go in second link.

If you want to do this on articles or other texts, see Adsotrans.com

Roddy












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