Jul 08
Microsoft Word 2007 has a translation tool built in. In this guide you’ll learn how to use this tool.
1. Select the text you want to translate.
2. Click the Review tab, and then click the Translate button.
3. On the right hand side of the document you will get a Research task pane. Here is where you can select which language to translate to or from. You can also choose to have the entire document translated.
The text you highlighted will be translated via Worldlingo
Here is what the translation looks like:
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4 Responses to Translate Text in Microsoft Word 2007 [How To]
Syed Balkhi
This is just one of the cool features the New Office 2007 has. Another thing I really like that helps alot is the citation for research papers.
Noulleyoreve
Tahnks for posting
Trent
Simple advice — thanks Rich
Martha Wynn
Nice tip which means I dont need to go online and use a free translator that only does a few lines at once. It would be nice if Microsoft let you download a translation pack so you don’t need to go online to translate, but it’s still cool.
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