Translator's Two-Way Interface is just like Windows's Explorer setup. You have "containers" of objects on the left, and actual objects that you control on the right. To translate, you simply:

• Select what you want to translate on the right
• Drag it over to the left
• Decide what you want to translate to

And that's it! (In fact, you can pre-select Job #3 above, so you don't have to do it.) You can go in and out of proprietary disks and Virtual Drives a leisure. You see the most amount of information in the most natural way with only two panes. No more switching disk or file browsers, rereading already-read information, no more having to select this and that - Translator does it for you.

Dragging is a basic element in modern GUI's, because in one motion you are making multiple decisions. "What am I starting with?" "What am I doing?" "Where am I going?" Instead of making multiple clicks, you visually see where you are and where you are going.

In fact, Translator reacts to any disks put into the drive and mounts them for you. Nice!