::MILE::  I was wondering...could this be used to localize iPhone apps as well...?!  
(Version 3.7.1)

FARIBORZ  When I first bought this application I couldn't imagine it would handle non-latin characters like Persian, Arabic, Hebrew, etc so perfectly. Well, after a few days of trying it I'm glad to say that it works perfectly with any language you throw at it including right-to-left script languages. Its interface is intuitive and user-friendly and with so many useful features packed into its belly it's a must for those who intend to translate any application into their favorite languages. It's undoubtedly one of the best applications I ever bought. Fariborz AMIRSHAHI - Verona (Italy).  
(Version 3.5)

FABIEN CONUS  Great app by a great company ! Every developer should use iLocalize as it really makes the localization process as easy as it should be.  
(Version 3.5)

TAGLIA  I have not localized my applications because it's quite cumbersome using the tools available in Xcode. I tested this formerly and really liked it, though it is expensive. At the promo price, I will definitely get it!  
(Version 3.5)

HENRIK DALGAARD  A thanks to Arizona Software for making such a good application. It really helps me keeping my app up to date in different languages.

It preserves the localization effort made from previous versions which would otherwise be pretty painful to handle with XCode and Interface Builder.  
(Version 3.1.5)

CORTIG  The user interface of v3 is TREMENDOUSLY improved over previous versions. This is really a cool app for localization ;-)  
(Version 3.0)

ANONYMOUS  Excellent idea but since the price has increased, i'll stick to my shell scripts.

Too bad, at $20 this would be a killer app, but at $50, no way too many expensive for us (non professional translators.)  
(Version 1.1.1)

MONICA  Excellent job. So much, much better than the incredibly buggy AppleGlot, and even the over-expensive and over-bloated PowerGlot.

iLocalize has a very nice and practical interface. Display bugs in the first version were corrected immediately in the following release. The way it handles glossaries is the feature I like most. It simplifies the localization of Mac OS X software and makes the whole process a lot faster. It also makes it a lot simpler to update a localization.

I was using AppleGlot before and there is really no contest. This has lots more features, integrates nibtool perfectly, is a lot faster and hasn't crashed once.

Apple itself should be using this to check their own Mac OS X localizations which aren't always up to scratch in the tiny details...

Totally recommended for Mac localizers.  
(Version 1.1.1)

FABIO  Very good idea, but I don't like the interface and noticed a few minor bugs. But since I am only a student and don't really need such an utility, I won't purchase it and will localize my nibs manually...

I dont know why I'm always afraid the soft will corrupt data or smth... I think I am paranoiac...

I like the idea very much, good work  
(Version 1.0)