Is there any bi-linqual dictionary for Hebrew for Word 07?

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[Jay Freedman]

There may eventually be such a dictionary, but Microsoft doesn't
produce it. The translation feature in Office is supplied by
WorldLingo (www.worldlingo.com), so the question of whether and when
an English-Hebrew dictionary will be available should be directed to
them.

You may find a third-party add-in. Try searching Google.

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Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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[Guest]

Thanks, I've already been to worldlingo without success. There are other
"cut and paste" programs [one of which I purchased out of despiration from
LingvoSoft - Babylon (belive it or not) has one too], but none of the
programs out there really do a full document machine translation that
preserves format and line direction like Microsoft's in the box translator
programs do in MS Word. Too bad da boyz in Washington State decided that one
of the worlds fastest and most profiitable software design and sales markets
does not need to be communicated with in their mother tounge. Exaspirating.
But, thanks for your effort in directing me.

 

[Robert M. Franz (RMF)]

Hi wolflaw

Too bad da boyz in Washington State decided that one
of the worlds fastest and most profiitable software design and sales markets
does not need to be communicated with in their mother tounge. Exaspirating.

It's not Microsoft itself that offers _any_ translation services, Word
simply offers the framework, so to speak.

OTOH: if you rely on machine translation to communicate with such a
profitable market ... you get the picture.

..2¢
Robert