AI Assistant for Word

Translation & addresses

Translate selected text or entire documents directly in the Word document. Choose the target language and additional options from the translation pane. For correspondence, saved or supported external address sources can also be used.

What the feature does

Directly in your
Word workflow.

01

Translate in the document

The translation takes place directly in the Word document rather than in a separate text environment.

02

Choose the target language

The translation pane is used to select the target language and additional options.

03

Reuse addresses

Saved addresses and supported sources can be used within document workflows.

Product views

See the feature
in practical use.

The following views show the key steps and results directly inside Microsoft Word.

Translation pane

Use the pane to choose the target language and translation options; the translation itself takes place directly in the Word document.

Translation in the Word document

The translated text appears directly in the Word document and can be edited there as usual.

Manage addresses

Saved addresses can be managed and conveniently reused when creating a document.

Examples

Typical tasks,
completed more efficiently.

These examples illustrate how the feature can be used in everyday work. Wording and results can vary depending on the document and input.

Example

Translate a selected paragraph

Select a German paragraph and choose English as the target language in the pane.

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The selected content is processed in the Word document in the chosen language.

Example

Translate a full document

Choose the entire document as the scope and select a target language.

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The translation is applied to the selected document scope without copying the text into another application.

Example

Use a saved address

Select a previously saved recipient address for a document.

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Recurring contact details can be brought into the writing workflow more efficiently.

For translations, the final text should be reviewed before use, especially for technical terminology, names, numbers and legally relevant wording.