Reading file "C:\Temp\Babylon stardict files\A Spanish-English Dictionary (Granada University, Spain).BGL" "C:\Program Files\Python27\python.exe" "C:\Temp\Babylon stardict files\pyglossary-2011.06.16\src\pyglossary.pyw" "C:\Temp\Babylon stardict files\A Spanish-English Dictionary (Granada University, Spain).BGL" "C:\Temp\Babylon stardict files\A Spanish-English Dictionary (Granada University, Spain).ifo" (Important: the older versions seem not do not produce Stardict compatible files) C:\Temp\Babylon stardict files\pyglossary-2011.06.16\. Download PyGlossary 2011 from the PyGlossary site to e.g.Download and install Python 2.* to C:\Program Files\Python27\ (Important: Python 3.* is not compatible with the script, as of yet).
(We will use Spanish-English Dictionary (Granada University, Spain), 13.5 dictionary file below, saved to C:\Temp\Babylon stardict files\) Download a BLG dictionary file itself, from the Babylon site, or e.g.
#BABYLON DICTIONARY FOR ANDROID HOW TO#
Here's how to quickly convert Babylon BLG dictionary files to the Stardict, aka IFO, aka ColorDict format in Windows. If you use the excellent ColorDict for Android, which is capable of modal windows (unlike, say GoldenDict, which in turn can read many dictionary formats), then you may be in need for more dictionaries than Google allows.
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