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I had the Proofing Tools loaded on my Word 2007 but where would it be located
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-- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies" "JB" wrote in message ... I had the Proofing Tools loaded on my Word 2007 but where would it be located (amidst the tabs and menus?) |
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Yes, most proofing tools are under the Review tab. However,I am specifically
looking for the tool to convert Simplified Chinese to Traditional Chinese. In office 2003, it was under Tools - Language - Chinese translation. "JoAnn Paules" wrote: Review -- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies" "JB" wrote in message ... I had the Proofing Tools loaded on my Word 2007 but where would it be located (amidst the tabs and menus?) |
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If you'd asked that question in the first place, you'd probably
already have an answer by now. On May 6, 12:24 pm, JB wrote: Yes, most proofing tools are under the Review tab. However$B!$(BI am specifically looking for the tool to convert Simplified Chinese to Traditional Chinese. In office 2003, it was under Tools - Language - Chinese translation. "JoAnn Paules" wrote: Review -- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies" "JB" wrote in message ... I had the Proofing Tools loaded on my Word 2007 but where would it be located (amidst the tabs and menus?)- |
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Thanks for your remarks, grammatim, but your reply does not help me in
finding the solution. Your sarcasm is uncalled for... "grammatim" wrote: If you'd asked that question in the first place, you'd probably already have an answer by now. On May 6, 12:24 pm, JB wrote: Yes, most proofing tools are under the Review tab. However,I am specifically looking for the tool to convert Simplified Chinese to Traditional Chinese. In office 2003, it was under Tools - Language - Chinese translation. "JoAnn Paules" wrote: Review -- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies" "JB" wrote in message ... I had the Proofing Tools loaded on my Word 2007 but where would it be located (amidst the tabs and menus?)- |
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Hi J.B.,
In Word 2007, if you have languages enabled through Office Button=Word Options=Popular=Language settings then there should be a 'translate' button on Review Tab=Proofing that brings up the research pane to let you choose to translate selected text or a whole document. The 'translation options' link in the Research pane should allow you to choose which language pairs will be offered in the Translation section of the Research pane. ============== "JB" wrote in message ... Yes, most proofing tools are under the Review tab. However,I am specifically looking for the tool to convert Simplified Chinese to Traditional Chinese. In office 2003, it was under Tools - Language - Chinese translation. -- Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends* |
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Thanks Bob.
However, still not quite what I'm looking for. The tool I am referring to is a purchased, licensed tool and not a standard option in Word. The translation tool you are referring to translates between languages. The tool I am looking for translates between dialects. Hmm.... "Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote: Hi J.B., In Word 2007, if you have languages enabled through Office Button=Word Options=Popular=Language settings then there should be a 'translate' button on Review Tab=Proofing that brings up the research pane to let you choose to translate selected text or a whole document. The 'translation options' link in the Research pane should allow you to choose which language pairs will be offered in the Translation section of the Research pane. ============== "JB" wrote in message ... Yes, most proofing tools are under the Review tab. However,I am specifically looking for the tool to convert Simplified Chinese to Traditional Chinese. In office 2003, it was under Tools - Language - Chinese translation. -- Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends* |
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Hi J.B.,
The Word online service can do some translation between say Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese (as examples). The listings I'm showing are Chinese (PRC) to Chinese (Taiwan) and vice-versa in the 'Translation Options' choices. From your original description, and now actually, I'm not clear from the limited description, what the tool you're looking for would be, or why you would expect it, if it is separate, to appear in the Word 2007 ribbon. If it's an Add-in that had menu choices then it would, in Word 2007 usually appear in the Add-ins tab if it's still installed and this is an upgrade from Word 2003 to 2007 (assuming it's still compatible). You might want, in that case take a look in the attached template list (Alt, T, I) and in the list of Add-ins listed in Word 2007's options, (Alt, T, O) ================= "JB" wrote in message ... Thanks Bob. However, still not quite what I'm looking for. The tool I am referring to is a purchased, licensed tool and not a standard option in Word. The translation tool you are referring to translates between languages. The tool I am looking for translates between dialects. Hmm.... -- Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends* |
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Hi Bob.
Sorry, I'm not tech savvy and obviously have chosen the wrong words to describe my issue. I searched the discussion boards and found that someone else had the same problem but no solution. Here, I've attached their discussion. Hopefully, it can shed more light. (the web link is very useful) Thanks! Subject: Chinese Translation - Traditional To Simplified 3/31/2008 11:01 AM PST By: BCWU In: microsoft.public.word.docmanagement Using Office Professional Plus 2007 - Word 2007, am unable to see Chinese Translation options under the Review ribbon group even though I have Chinese Language installed and MultiLanguage Pack installed. The translation works in Word 2003 and is located under Tools - Language (see http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/wo...727391033.aspx) I found the icon in Word 2007called Translate with Options under the Office Button -Word Options - Customize - Review - Translate with Options, and installed on Quick Access Toolbar. However, it doesn't work. Highlighted Chinese and tried to translate and got this message: Word is unable to proceed. More than one file necessary to do TC/SC is missing. Anyone else have this trouble and can offer fixes to this ? "Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote: Hi J.B., The Word online service can do some translation between say Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese (as examples). The listings I'm showing are Chinese (PRC) to Chinese (Taiwan) and vice-versa in the 'Translation Options' choices. From your original description, and now actually, I'm not clear from the limited description, what the tool you're looking for would be, or why you would expect it, if it is separate, to appear in the Word 2007 ribbon. If it's an Add-in that had menu choices then it would, in Word 2007 usually appear in the Add-ins tab if it's still installed and this is an upgrade from Word 2003 to 2007 (assuming it's still compatible). You might want, in that case take a look in the attached template list (Alt, T, I) and in the list of Add-ins listed in Word 2007's options, (Alt, T, O) ================= "JB" wrote in message ... Thanks Bob. However, still not quite what I'm looking for. The tool I am referring to is a purchased, licensed tool and not a standard option in Word. The translation tool you are referring to translates between languages. The tool I am looking for translates between dialects. Hmm.... -- Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends* |
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Hi Bob,
I have the same problem of not seeing "chinese translation" option under the Review ribbon. I did find the translation pair using "worldLogo" service, but it actual does translation over the web using WorldLogo service, but just converting from Simplified to Traditional as I wanted to. Any help is appreciated. "Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote: Hi J.B., In Word 2007, if you have languages enabled through Office Button=Word Options=Popular=Language settings then there should be a 'translate' button on Review Tab=Proofing that brings up the research pane to let you choose to translate selected text or a whole document. The 'translation options' link in the Research pane should allow you to choose which language pairs will be offered in the Translation section of the Research pane. ============== "JB" wrote in message ... Yes, most proofing tools are under the Review tab. However,I am specifically looking for the tool to convert Simplified Chinese to Traditional Chinese. In office 2003, it was under Tools - Language - Chinese translation. -- Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends* |
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I have the same problem. MS Proofing tool 2003 worked fine with Office 2003
until the upgrade to Office 2007 and the installation process wiped out the 2003 version and left the proofing tool unusable. "JB" wrote: Hi Bob. Sorry, I'm not tech savvy and obviously have chosen the wrong words to describe my issue. I searched the discussion boards and found that someone else had the same problem but no solution. Here, I've attached their discussion. Hopefully, it can shed more light. (the web link is very useful) Thanks! Subject: Chinese Translation - Traditional To Simplified 3/31/2008 11:01 AM PST By: BCWU In: microsoft.public.word.docmanagement Using Office Professional Plus 2007 - Word 2007, am unable to see Chinese Translation options under the Review ribbon group even though I have Chinese Language installed and MultiLanguage Pack installed. The translation works in Word 2003 and is located under Tools - Language (see http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/wo...727391033.aspx) I found the icon in Word 2007called Translate with Options under the Office Button -Word Options - Customize - Review - Translate with Options, and installed on Quick Access Toolbar. However, it doesn't work. Highlighted Chinese and tried to translate and got this message: Word is unable to proceed. More than one file necessary to do TC/SC is missing. Anyone else have this trouble and can offer fixes to this ? "Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote: Hi J.B., The Word online service can do some translation between say Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese (as examples). The listings I'm showing are Chinese (PRC) to Chinese (Taiwan) and vice-versa in the 'Translation Options' choices. From your original description, and now actually, I'm not clear from the limited description, what the tool you're looking for would be, or why you would expect it, if it is separate, to appear in the Word 2007 ribbon. If it's an Add-in that had menu choices then it would, in Word 2007 usually appear in the Add-ins tab if it's still installed and this is an upgrade from Word 2003 to 2007 (assuming it's still compatible). You might want, in that case take a look in the attached template list (Alt, T, I) and in the list of Add-ins listed in Word 2007's options, (Alt, T, O) ================= "JB" wrote in message ... Thanks Bob. However, still not quite what I'm looking for. The tool I am referring to is a purchased, licensed tool and not a standard option in Word. The translation tool you are referring to translates between languages. The tool I am looking for translates between dialects. Hmm.... -- Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends* |
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See how to restore the use of the 2003 proofing tools with 2007
http://www.gmayor.com/office_2003_proofing_tools.htm -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Troychen wrote: I have the same problem. MS Proofing tool 2003 worked fine with Office 2003 until the upgrade to Office 2007 and the installation process wiped out the 2003 version and left the proofing tool unusable. "JB" wrote: Hi Bob. Sorry, I'm not tech savvy and obviously have chosen the wrong words to describe my issue. I searched the discussion boards and found that someone else had the same problem but no solution. Here, I've attached their discussion. Hopefully, it can shed more light. (the web link is very useful) Thanks! Subject: Chinese Translation - Traditional To Simplified 3/31/2008 11:01 AM PST By: BCWU In: microsoft.public.word.docmanagement Using Office Professional Plus 2007 - Word 2007, am unable to see Chinese Translation options under the Review ribbon group even though I have Chinese Language installed and MultiLanguage Pack installed. The translation works in Word 2003 and is located under Tools - Language (see http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/wo...727391033.aspx) I found the icon in Word 2007called Translate with Options under the Office Button -Word Options - Customize - Review - Translate with Options, and installed on Quick Access Toolbar. However, it doesn't work. Highlighted Chinese and tried to translate and got this message: Word is unable to proceed. More than one file necessary to do TC/SC is missing. Anyone else have this trouble and can offer fixes to this ? "Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote: Hi J.B., The Word online service can do some translation between say Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese (as examples). The listings I'm showing are Chinese (PRC) to Chinese (Taiwan) and vice-versa in the 'Translation Options' choices. From your original description, and now actually, I'm not clear from the limited description, what the tool you're looking for would be, or why you would expect it, if it is separate, to appear in the Word 2007 ribbon. If it's an Add-in that had menu choices then it would, in Word 2007 usually appear in the Add-ins tab if it's still installed and this is an upgrade from Word 2003 to 2007 (assuming it's still compatible). You might want, in that case take a look in the attached template list (Alt, T, I) and in the list of Add-ins listed in Word 2007's options, (Alt, T, O) ================= "JB" wrote in message ... Thanks Bob. However, still not quite what I'm looking for. The tool I am referring to is a purchased, licensed tool and not a standard option in Word. The translation tool you are referring to translates between languages. The tool I am looking for translates between dialects. Hmm.... -- Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends* |
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