Translate or look-up words in PowerPoint.
Google Translate
Google Translate Translate your presentation with a little help from Google.
To be honest: Online translation is not best practice for translating a business presentation. But with using the translation function, you get a first idea of possible wordings and translations of single words or sentences.
Wikipedia / Google Search
Wikipedia / Google Search Search for keywords in the internet with one click.
Presentations are often filled with topics which need more explanation. With the Google and Wikipedia functions it is now faster than before to look these words up: Select the word (or sentence) and we will open your web browser and show you the results of the search.
Google Translate | |
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| Show translation in Google Translate in English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese or Russian Click to open Google Translate results (within your standard web browser) of the text of the currently selected shape or text selection. Note that an active internet connection is needed to use Google Translate. |
| Show translation in Google Translate (Choose Language) Click to open the Google Translate Manager to select the source and target language for the Google Translate result. |
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| Source language Select a language from the dropdown menu. This language will be used as source language to display Google Translate results. |
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| Target language Select a language from the dropdown menu. This language will be used as target language to display Google Translate results. |
| OK Click “OK” to open Google Translate results (within your standard web browser) of the text of the currently selected shape or text selection. Note that an active internet connection is needed to use Google Translate. |
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| Open Google with selected keyword Click to open Google results (within your standard web browser) of the text of the currently selected shape or text selection. Note that an active internet connection is needed to use Google. |
Wikipedia | |
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| Open Wikipedia with selected keyword Click to open Wikipedia results (within your standard web browser) of the text of the currently selected shape or text selection. Note that an active internet connection is needed to use Wikipedia |