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How Do You Use Word 2007 Translator?

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How Do You Use Word 2007 Translator?

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Word 2007 has many new features that are useful as long as you know how to use them. For those who create presentations in Word for a world-wide audience, the translator tool can be helpful. With a click of a button, Word 2007 will translate your document into just about any language. Open a document in Microsoft Word 2007 and create a document. Save your document by clicking “File” and “Save As.” This will open a dialog box in which you can name your document. Go to the “Review” tab located in the ribbon. This will open the tools to allow access to translate the document. Place your cursor on your document and right-click your mouse. Choose “Select All.” From the review ribbon, select “Translate.” This will open up a sidebar beside your document. Choose the language you want from the drop-down menu and click the green arrow. This will send the document to Word Lingo to be translated. Copy the translation and paste over the existing document. Save the translated version and name it som

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