Translate Word Documents

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Monday, 13th Apr 2009 | Share


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Microsoft Word does not have an option to translate documents automatically, if you have downloaded or received a document through email, you will need to copy the text and paste it in a online document and PDF translator or offline language translator to translate the text to your language.

The Doc Translate add-in for Microsoft Word will allow you to translate Word Documents through a new Ribbon Menu item.

Once you have installed the Office add-in, open the docTranslate menu and select the language you want to translate to, you can choose to add the translations inline, to a new document, in the same document or append it to the end of the document.

Translate Word Documents

Doc Translate is powered by the Windows Live Translator Engine.

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Note: The Doc Translate release page is in Portuguese, you may want to head directly to the translated page in English.



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Author: Keith Dsouza

Keith is the editor-in-chief and owner of Techie Buzz. Keith is a social networking enthusiast and can be found active on twitter, you can follow Keith on twitter @keithdsouza

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  1. PS3
    April 13th, 2009 at 10:13 pm #

    Nice post and very useful. I receive lots of emails in languages I do not understand, so the tool you are writing about will surely prove very useful to me.

    Thank you for sharing

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