Firefox

The Accentuate.us Firefox add-on allows you to type quickly and easily in more than 100 languages without extra keystrokes or a special keyboard. It works anywhere on the web: in your blog, web mail, social networking sites, or in online editors like Google Docs.

Type your message in any of our 116 supported languages, don’t bother with special characters, and Accentuate.us will correct the text automatically. See our demonstration video.

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Twitter

Try Accentuate.us without installing any software. Just tweet a message like “My tu bo ke hoach la chan ten lua. @accentuateus vie” and we'll automatically reply from @accentuateus with the accentuated text, like this: “@username Mỹ từ bỏ kế hoạch lá chắn tên lửa.”

In other words, just tweet “<message> @accentuateus <language code>”. You can find out if your language is active and get its language code from our languages page.

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Perl

Do you prefer working at the command-line? Then download the Accentuate.us Perl client. It reads ASCII text on standard input and writes the corrected text to standard output—perfect for shell scripts!

The Perl client also demonstrates how easy it is to use the Accentuate.us API as a web service. We hope Perl developers will integrate Accentuate.us into their own applications in creative ways.

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Python

Like the Perl client, the Accentuate.us Python client is designed for users who want to work at the command-line, and for Python developers interested in using the Accentuate.us language service in their own programs. Read the API documentation for more details.

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Vim

Vim is a powerful text editor favored by many software developers (including us at Accentuate.us). Vim master Bill Odom of the Vim Geeks group made it easy to use Accentuate.us from within vim: download the vim plugin, install either the Perl or Python client, and follow the documentation.

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Objective-C

Although Mac applications have a focus on usability, actually inputing text is still difficult. Make your iPhone, iPad, or native Mac application more accessible by using the easy-to-implement Accentuate.us Objective-C API implementation.

Check out AccentuateUs.h and AccentuateUs.m from the accentuateus-osx-service project on GitHub to start developing with it today!

Haskell

Functional languages such as Haskell have been becoming increasingly popular, even in user-facing applications, so it seems only fitting that there be an Accentuate.us module implementing our API so that those applications can be made accessible.

The most up-to-date accentuateus Haskell module can be grabbed from Hackage, or by simply typing 'cabal install accentuateus'.