tclbabel is used like this:

tclbabel -l <lang> <text to translate>
where lang is:
	e2f - english to french
	e2g - english to german
	e2i - english to italian
	e2p - english to portuguese
	e2s - english to spanish
And of course, just reverse these for the reverse (i.e. g2e is german to
english.)
If the text to translate is not given, tclbabel will read from stdin. Note that
the informational messages that tclbabel spits out when doing translations >
1001 chars are on stderr, not stdout.

tclbabel -v outputs the version number.

tkbabel should be pretty self-explanatory. As for the "Translated->Source"
button, it will copy the translated text to the source text - letting you go
from French, for example, to Spanish, by using English as an intermediate step.

To use HTTP proxies, set the http_proxy enviroment variable to a valid URL -
like http://gateway:8080/

Neither support giving babelfish a URL.. yet.
