

Word does not have an extensive translator.

Results are displayed below Microsoft Translator, as shown in the example above.If you type GOpher, for example, and Word, Publisher, or PowerPoint 'corrects' the entry to Gopher, click the AutoCorrect Smart Tag for the changed text and choose Stop Automatically Correcting GOpher from the action menu. 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. You can bypass this dialog box and automatically add words that begin with two capital letters to the Exceptions list by immediately undoing the change.

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.Under the File tab, click on Open and navigate to the file that you need. When more than one keyboard is added, a globe symbol appears to the left of the space bar in the keyboard.
#ADD AUTOCORRECT FOR ANOTHER LANGUAGE ON MAC SOFTWARE#
