PICON  KuluKulu is correct. There is hardly any info on this developers web site. And $40 does seem expensive. I have been using KavaServices from Kavasoft. It allows you to translate from the service menu, which I find convenient, plus some other functionality. It is $20. Granted, translation through online sources is never perfect, but it definitely helps one to get the gist of whatever you are translating. It helps me to see what all that Chinese spam is trying to sell me :-)  (Version 2.9.3)

KULUKULU  I could't find a decent description and screenshots on the developer's website  (Version 2.9.3)

AIKOUSHA  Since there is nothing specified about this product other than, pretty much, what is here on MacUpdate, I have to ask... Why would I pay such a steep price for something which by it's own, rather meager, description uses internet based translators?

Mac users not only have a built-in widget to do this (poorly I must say), but there are at least 8 services including Babelfish, Google and others that do this for free, just by going to their well-known webpages.

Does it have a multiple-engine compilation of the software ported to G3/G4/G5 or DualCore processors, so it can be done anywhere your Mac is, connection or not? Otherwise I'd find the very steep price darn laughable.

Now, if it's a whole new translation technology that's staggeringly accurate, that would be worth paying for... and I'd buy it in an instant (but that's not in the description).  (Version 2.7)

ROGER KATZ  Wow - Quick fix to my previously noted poblem!

1. MacUpdate eMailed me a link to the developer.

2. I eMailed the developer.

3. The developer immediately responded by giving me a new download address which provided me with a copy of Easy Translator 2.7 which does indeed work in Leopard 10.5.1 on my MacBook Pro.

Many, many thanks for the prompt help from both MacUpdate, and the from the developer.  (Version 2.7)