Google Translate for Word for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Use Google Translate in Microsoft Word Documents.

Select text and translate on a click. Get the reliability and quality of Google Translate right into your MS Word documents.This is an MS Word addin that adds a new menu to MS Word. Use Google Translate API. Initially there was no charge for the translations. You simply need to get the API and save the google API in the software. Your API Code remain in your machine settings.

Features: Auto-detect source language.Seamless integration with MS Word application.Google's translation capabilities and quality right into Word application.Use CTRL+Z to revert back to original text if you are not happy with the translation.One click install and life free time updates.24x7 email support.

You can get the reliability and quality of Google Translate right into your MS Word documents.You do not need to copy and paste your data in online tool and then paste the translation back in your documents.With the purchase of this software you get lifetime updates to it.

Google Translate for Word for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: August 19, 2012

Latest update: September 4, 2013

Version: 1.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 7
Windows 10
Windows ME
Windows 98
Windows 2000
Windows 8
Windows NT
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows 2003
Windows Server

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 6,742

Downloads Last Week: 5

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2/5

1 User Votes

so so .... actually fully dissapointed
correo152October 3, 2015
Pros
it translates within ms word. clean interface.... once you get it working.
Cons
couple of cons: ** first the registration process for google API's key quite involved for anyone less than geek-level. ** the pricing shown on cnet is 19usd (as of october 2015), however they actually charge you 67usd, and nowhere in the description is mentioned that you will have to pay to google according to your usage (20 usd per 1 million words, to be fair). ** alright, the two previous items i can deal with. what is really unacceptable is that the promise of the software is false: it does NOT keep the formatting in MS Word. for instance I have part of my text black color font, and part of my text red color font..... it doesnt even recognize that difference!!!!!!!!!!! that's so damn dissapointing... and they already charged me 67usd.... annoying! a free trial period would ve helped to clarify what im getting into
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