If you need to translate the entire text of your document, there are a number of online translators available, such as Google Translate or Microsoft Translator. Word does not have an extensive translator.

Results are displayed below Microsoft Translator, as shown in the example above.

In the under Translator, specify the original language of your document (under the scroll-down menu next to From) as well as the language to which you would like your text to be translated to (under the scroll-down menu next to To), as shown below.

A pane will appear on the right-hand side of the screen called Translator.

Click on Translate and then on Translate Selected Text.

Highlight a word or a phrase in your document that you would like translated.

Select Display from the listing at the left. In Word 2010, on the File tab, click Options.In Word 2007, from the Office Button menu, select Word Options near the bottom right corner of the menu. Under the File tab, click on Open and navigate to the file that you need. To display or hide formatting marks (e.g., spaces, tabs, and paragraph breaks) in a Microsoft Word document: Word for Windows.

The program will now open on the desktop.Highlight your preferred language by clicking on it, as shown below.

A window will appear on the screen labelled Language.Under Language, click on Set Proofing Language.Under the Start menu, scroll up to Microsoft Office icon and click on Microsoft Word.Login to one of the workstations with your UTORid and password.If you would like to check the spelling and grammar of your file in a language other than English, follow these steps:

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