Cannot copy and paste into translation software, So anything LIVE can do this???
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I just go to the altavista website and click on the fish. It translates web pages from one language to another. Hope this helps.
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I cannot, but you might try altavista babelfish.  It will attempt to translate web pages.\n\nhttp://world.altavista.com/
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I suggest you drag and drop it in the folder you want. If you copy and paste it the original will still be there.
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not sure there is any software to do this. but try www.astalvista.box.sk
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I couldn't get my computer to read it. But you can go to babelfish anytime you need translation. I use it a lot!
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Highlight the part you want to copy and move (left click hold and drag to highlight) right click the highlighted text and scroll to copy and left click.\nThen open up new document right click scroll to paste and left click.\n\nThere yer go. Much easier to show you rather than tell you LOL
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Try using File->Place...\n\nYou can also copy/paste from either another source or other open window in PS. Good luck.
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I know in MS Word there is a function called "Paste Special."  It gives you the option to paste just the text, or in an html format, or other options.\nSee if Word Perfect has it, too.
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there is no program to do it, and there's no easy way.\nmethod 1) ask a person who reads japanese\nmethod 2) figure out what characters are in the picture and use an online translator like world.altavista.com or other site
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Change the language for the computer to Spanish or Greek and see what happens...
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Don't think you can do it, the only program that might be bale to do it is openoffice, haven't tried it though even though I have ms office 2007 pro and openoffice
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search "Language Softwares" exactly in google and from bottom of the first page u will get 4 websites, just download softwares and install them in ur PC, u can translate whole documents
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Generally speaking, I do not trust online translators at all. They are only useful to get a gist of what the original source text is saying. Currently, we do not have the technology to produce a target text that accurately conveys the meaning of the original text AND is grammatically correct in the target text. It's just not possible without human intervention. \n\nBy the way, the way you mentioned to check the accuracy of a translator is probably not the best method to use, because back translations are never accurate, even with a human. Back translations are never considered an accurate form of translation testing in the industry. It is difficult for even the best human translator to determine exactly what the original author meant to say through a translated phrase. A good translator is able to convey the meaning of a source text. A machine cannot determine meaning very easily.\n\nThe link below demonstrates SYSTRAN machine translations. At the end, it shows what happens when you translate the same phrase over and over again with different languages.
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have you tried the automatic translator service from google? there are dozens of sites that will give you an automated (not perfect) translation!
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I put it into the Babelfish program, and it came out with "It is uncontrollable reversibly it sees. When going to. End send without and nicely give li all"\n\n.
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Try www.proz.com. or else send the scanned matter at my id. I can revert back in English.\nREgards\n\nAP
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old version of yahoo massenger can copy on cd , so u can use that ,run cd in cdplayer and use yahoo massenger