translating text

[bailey]

many years ago, microsoft works for dos, don't remember which version, but you could type some text, and then click on language and it would translate the text to which ever language you selected, and be able to print it.

what I need to know is how to do it today.

I have a word doc file that is in german and I need to translate it to english

any ideas, I am using office 2000.

thanks
bob

[METAL13]

For a basic way probly take longer but works
- SDL Translation

Or i found this site it will cost you but iam pretty sure it works too
- SYSTRAN Office Translator

Cheats way (sorry if this is not allowed pam123) Download this torrent of the premium version of SYSTRAN Translator (has it all)
- removed by mod

Unsure what to do with torrents:
- Utorrent Site
- Utorrent FAQ
- Utorrent Download

[Force Flow]

Moderator Comment:

METAL13, you may want to check the forum rules, especially rule #9: http://forum.pcmech.com/rules.php


Bailey, if you don't care about retaining formatting, there's this:

http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=en

[pam123]

If you have Firefox you may also want to take a look at the qtl 12 add-on.
Like Google it won't retain formatting but if that's not important it should be OK.
Babel fish is also a possibility : http://babelfish.yahoo.com/

[bailey]

it looks like a good reason to fire up the old dos machine and try to find that old floppy disk for word for dos, it was so simple that way.
I know I still have that stuff around here someplace.

[Force Flow]

Going old school on us, eh bailey?


A quick google turned up a few things:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/wo...513621033.aspx


http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/micro...-in-word-2007/

http://www.labnol.org/software/trans...anslator/4182/


Looks to be set up for office 2007, but I seem to recall something similar appearing in office 2000.