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Translate Text in Word 2007 - Microsoft Word Tutorial

January 16, 2008
Translate Text in Word 2007 - Microsoft Word Tutorial

Translating Text in Microsoft Word 2007

This article was authored by MysticGeek, a technology blogger contributing to the How-To Geek Blogs.

In today’s interconnected global marketplace, language barriers frequently arise. Consequently, the need to translate business-related documentation is often essential.

Fortunately, Microsoft Word 2007 incorporates translation capabilities directly within the application.

Initiating the Translation Process

Begin by selecting the specific text segment that requires translation.

Subsequently, navigate to the 'Review' tab and then click on the 'Translate' option.

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Utilizing the Research Task Pane

A Research task pane will appear on the left side of your document.

Within this pane, you can specify the target language for translation, as well as the source language if necessary.

The option to translate the entire document is also available.

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Translation via WorldLingo

The translated text will be displayed in the lower section of the task pane, powered by WorldLingo.

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Expanding Language Options

Should your desired language not be listed by default, simply click on 'Translation Options'.

This will allow you to select from a more comprehensive list of languages.

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This integrated feature provides a convenient solution for overcoming language obstacles. It is hoped that this functionality will prove beneficial to many users.

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