Sajkorala Google Transilator

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 i made  windows 7 gadget and nokia WRT Application . its for transilate to other languages
i thought its very usefull gadget and mobile widgets .
how to  install gadget in your PC
copy the gadget folder and start button .  search programme file  as "%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Sidebar\Gadgets " and paste into that folder and  desktop left button ,  select gadget option . select "sajkorala Translator "Download
How to Install Nokia WRT Application in your Nokia mobile 
Download sajkorala transilator.wgz  and install to your  mobile device .Download 



How to develope the  Windows 7 gadget
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Windows 7 gadgets is very popular and very easy to use . its made up of html , javascript and CSS
. there are 4 type of files
A basic gadget consists of two files:
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Gadget.xml - The manifest, an XML file that contains general configuration and presentation information for the gadget.
name.html - An HTML file, where name is specified in the tag of the associated gadget manifest, that provides the shell for the gadget UI and contains the core functionality for the gadget.
Important
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It is highly recommended that all gadget HTML and script files be saved with UTF-8 character encoding.
The following steps can be taken to ensure the encoding of these files:
Open the file in Notepad.
On the File menu, click Save as...
In the Save as dialog box, confirm that the value in the Encoding drop-down is UTF-8.
If the value in the Encoding drop-down is not UTF-8:
In the Encoding drop-down, select UTF-8.
Click Save to overwrite the existing file.
Repeat this process for all gadget HTML and script files.
A more robust gadget implementation may require other files not detailed here. For the purposes of this overview, however, the discussion is limited to these two core files.
The Steps
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In general, the steps for creating a gadget are:
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Create a development folder to contain the gadget files.
It is generally good practice to give the development folder the same name as the gadget it hosts, with the added extension of .gadget. For example, if your gadget's name is "Test" then the development folder should be named "Test.gadget". This reduces naming confusion later when it comes time to install the gadget. However, the development folder can have any name you wish.

Similarly, the development folder can be located anywhere. However, during development and testing it is typically more efficient to place the folder in one of the system folders associated with the Sidebar:

%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Sidebar\Gadgets (for user gadgets)
%SYSTEM_ROOT%\Program Files\Windows Sidebar\Gadgets (for global gadgets)
The following image shows a gadget development folder in the %USER_DATA%\Local\Microsoft\Windows Sidebar\Gadgets folder.
Create the manifest file and save it to the development folder. For more information on the gadget manifest, see

Create the core .html file and save it to the development folder.

Install the gadget, if necessary.
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Depending on where you created your development folder, you may need to copy the folder or its content to one of the two previously identified Sidebar system folders. Alternatively, you may want to package the gadget for general distribution and test the gadget installation process. For more information on installing and updating a gadget, see Gadgets for Windows Sidebar Updating and Refreshing.

Test the gadget and make revisions as necessary.