Universal Character Transliteration Utility
Developer: Mount White Technology Solutions
- Reviews
- 5 / 9
- Downloads
- 4,821
- Latest version
- 1.0.0
Downloads
Downloads are available on Universal Character Transliteration Utility’s official website.
Universal Character Transliteration Utility at a glance
- What it is
- Converts text to or from a variety of languages and character sets
- Latest version
- 1.0.0
- Made by
- Mount White Technology Solutions
- Runs on
- Windows
- Official website
- mountwhite.net/en/translit.html
- Alternative
- Cyrillic Character Transliteration
Description
Universal Character Transliteration Utility allows you to quickly convert text to or from a variety of different languages and character sets.
Transliteration is the writing or spelling of words or letters in another alphabet. It is sometimes named romanized phonetic transcription. Cyrillic, Armenian and Japanese Kunrei-shiki (ISO 3602) hiragana and katakana are included by default, but this software is thoroughly expandable and customizable.
This tool works on all Microsoft Windows OS that support UNICODE characters.
How to use this utility
Universal Character Transliteration Utility is a great app that can be used to convert text fast to or from a diversity of different languages and character sets.
There is no need to install this app. Download the executable and run it.
This utility is portable and does not make any changes to your computer.
Note: You need to keep the translit_Language.txt file in the same folder as the application. Every time you start the program, it will get a list of all the available language files.
After you run the tool, all you will see is the application icon on the right-hand side of your desktop Taskbar. You can either right-click or click on the icon to show the menu.
Choose the language of your choice to enable transliteration to and from that character set.
Once the character set is chosen, the transliteration is accomplished by selecting text in any document that allows you to edit text (Word, Excel, WordPad, a text edit field on a webpage, etc.) and pressing CTRL+M (hold the CONTROL key and simultaneously press the letter “m”).
The software will automatically detect if non-latin UNICODE characters are present within the first few characters of the selection. If so, it will assume a UNICODE to Latin transliteration in the selected character set. If not, it will process the reverse, Latin to UNICODE transliteration.