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So when is yours arriving?I laughed at the thought these might be needed for those squat Tamiya bottles, then spilt a new bottle of TET that very night.............
Pete.
So when is yours arriving?I laughed at the thought these might be needed for those squat Tamiya bottles, then spilt a new bottle of TET that very night.............
Have found out that there is OCR software which allows you to copy text from a scanned doc into word, so hopefully could then use google translate. It can only go wrong, big time lolReading about things you already know is a fairly good way to pick up (some of) a language, if you ask me, so good luck :smiling3:
Made one out of foam core. Need to sort out something for my Micro-sol/set bottles.So when is yours arriving?
Pete.
Have you got a tablet or smartphone? Then just install the Google Translate app — give it access to the camera and you can get a live translation by pointing it at the page, like this:Have found out that there is OCR software which allows you to copy text from a scanned doc into word, so hopefully could then use google translate. It can only go wrong, big time lol
Hi Karl - I got a cheapo etch bender tool off ebay and that was in almost identical uStar packagingAnd the weird packaging award goes to.....
Contains these.


If you use the “non-live” translation, which works far better because it’s not jittery and likely to change the translation at the drop of a hat (I had to try several times to get a usable one to post above), you can copy the translated text and paste it into another program, such as a word processor on your tablet, a notes app, an e-mail, or whatever. That makes it far easier to assemble the text than having to type everything in yourself.Will type into word so i can make my own book
Yes please Jakko, i am using a phone and its jittery as you sayIf you use the “non-live” translation, which works far better because it’s not jittery and likely to change the translation at the drop of a hat (I had to try several times to get a usable one to post above), you can copy the translated text and paste it into another program, such as a word processor on your tablet, a notes app, an e-mail, or whatever. That makes it far easier to assemble the text than having to type everything in yourself.
Maybe I should post something in the Tutorials and how to’s section of the forum about this.
That brings back memories!Inspired by Neil's thread
i managed to get this for a reasonable price. When I get around to it, who knows? But it's in the stash ready!
Peter

Not a big plane fan, but

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