I've been using the Google Translator Toolkit for months without any problems until this morning. I can still access the projects and edit them, etc. But suddenly when I try to download (either with the button or through the File tab), a new tab opens up: 'Forbidden Error 403'. I've been searching for help on this and have cleared my cache and cookies (although only for the past 24 hours, which is when I last downloaded a project successfully).

Some older forums talk about APIs and credit cards, but I don't know anything about that. Siyaasat Serial Episode 1. I've restarted the computer and also tried opening the Toolkit and downloading from another browser (Firefox). Nothing has worked. Can somebody offer a solution? I need this document today and would like to translate another one but am afraid I might lose more hours of wasted time.

Zbigniew Badura 13.10.17. Yes, it is definitely frustrating not being able to contact Google Support to at least inform them of the issue in case they're not aware. I remember some years ago I couldn't contact anybody about an AdWords problem that was costing me money. In the end, I wasn't able to get what they owed me, just because there was no way to contact them. On the one hand, I feel like we can't complain about a free service; but on the other hand I think that our working on the platform contributes to improving their automated translations.

(Do any of you guys feel that 10 years old is too young to go out by yourself in a world full of dangerous super-powered creatures?) Nor is this some. Here's the download link(for.ups patch on mediafire)- http://www.mediafire.com/download/v6a2oxn3u1fwdbn/Pokemon+Outlaw%2C+a+FireRed+hack.zip.

Maybe they've already got everything they need from us and they're just going to phase it out. Abc * 15.10.17.

MATECAT is very good. Thanks to whoever pointed it out. A Night At The Roxbury Soundtrack Download Mp3. It uses GT as a machine Tr engine, but also other tools and memories I think. The quality of the machine translation is excellent, it seems to be better than google, but then again. Maybe GT and GTT have also improved with GT neural. Most importantly, it supports many more file formats (a godsend!), and like a real memory product, preserves tags and formating almost perfectly, extracting strings from tables, boxes, like Trados or other products, etc which means you can actually use the downloaded document as your final, and it is free.

Much much better and user friendlier than GTT, way better user interface. A few things missing - undo levels limited, not all windows commands work, not sure about the reviewing tools, but really not much to complain about. Glad I found it.

I am doing entire projects in there, which are ready to go, I never do projects in GTT, just download word doc and edit. With GTT download, with any kind of formating you have to edit the downloaded file which is usually all messed up if anything more than just text, and copy and paste into the original, which is time consuming and error-prone. Plus there are severe limitations on file format and size in GTT.

I didn't use GTT for several months, when the service was OK. Now I saw a Wikipedia on my favourite professor, an internationally famous scholar in English literature written in my native language and decided to translate it with GTT like I had done before as GTT has a Wikipedia import export function. After finishing translation I am unable for several days both to download it and export the result to Wikipedia both from two browsers on PC and from two browsers on my Android smartphone. Attempts to download either single or multiple files lead to error 404 in new browser tab, and export back to Wikipedia brings an unidentified error message on the translation screen. People recommend switching to another CAT, but I need my already finished work. Copying the translation paragraph by paragraph is tedious, and Ctrl+A would not copy the markup. Abdelhai Laggoun 5.12.17.