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17 Jan, 2008

Translate Text in Microsoft Word

Posted by: Jeff VanDrimmelen In: Microsoft| Student Tools| Teacher Tools

Came across this nice how to translate text in microsoft word tutorial (via Lifehacker). Note: You do have to have the language pack installed for the language you are trying to translate into…

There are a lot of nice features in the new version of Office. I had a chance to try out the new reference tool as well. Although I still prefer Zotero, it is still pretty nice and many people will love it.

What about you? What do you like/dislike about Office 2007? Anyone had a chance to try out Mac’s Office 2008 yet?

1 Response to "Translate Text in Microsoft Word"

1 | Brandon Payne

April 18th, 2008 at 10:47 pm

Yeah, I’m using Mac Office 2008. It’s not nearly as freaky as Office 2007 on the PC, those menus scare the out of me. I dig 2003 on the PC though. But why not just stick to AbiWord. So, is there really a zotero plugin for open office. I’m not doing academic research, just market research and spamming trying to get peeps to buy stuff. I just got zotero yesterday and haven’t tried it to see if it works for my current purposes.

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