General Information

• Where can I find the Babylon Builder documentation?
• What is a Glossary?
• What is the Babylon Builder?
• How much does it cost to use the Babylon Builder?
• What is a *.gls file?
• What kind of files can be viewed in the Babylon Builder?
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• Where can I find the Babylon Builder documentation?

• You can review the "Babylon Builder Quick Guide" here

• What is a Glossary?

• A glossary is a personalized dictionary with terms and their definitions. These definitions can be styled anyway you like - as a dictionary, an encyclopedia or a photo album. Glossaries are built with the Babylon Builder, for use in Babylon. They are available in our site, at our Glossary Index, for all Babylon users to download or subscribe to.
  

• What is the Babylon Builder?

• The Babylon Builder is an application that you can use to build glossaries for use in Babylon. Glossaries built for Babylon can also be uploaded to Babylon's Glossary Index for millions of Babylon users to use. If you submit quality glossaries to Babylon's Glossary Index, you’ll be entitled to free Babylon licenses and maybe even prizes of up to $1,000! See our Glossary Builders Reward Plan to find out more.
  

• How much does it cost to use the Babylon Builder?

• Babylon's Builder can be downloaded and used by private users for free!
  Babylon offers corporations Babylon-Corporate Builder, specifically tailored to corporate needs, and requiring a corporate license. To find out more about corporate licenses, please send an email to corporate@babylon.com.
  

• What is a *.gls file?

• The Babylon Builder saves glossary files that you build in a format called *.gls (glossary source file). These files can also be viewed in any text viewer (e.g. Notepad).
  

• What kind of files can be viewed in the Babylon Builder?

• The Babylon Builder saves glossary files in a format called *.gls. These files can also be viewed in any text viewer (e.g. Notepad). You can also import already existing files that are saved in either *.txt or *.html format to the Babylon Builder, and build your glossary instantly, based on these files.
  

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