Did You Know About The Microsoft Translator Bookmarklet?

Did you know that Microsoft has available a cross browser bookmarklet (or plugin), that will work in just about any browser, that will give you control over translating the language of a web page? I know many of the browsers have translating functions built in, but this plugin is another option that is just plain handy to have around.

When invoked the bookmarklet will automatically detect the original language of any page and translate the page to your native language (without ever leaving the page). To set this up [ CLICK HERE ] . You will be taken to the Microsoft Translator Bookmarklet page.  When you get there, simply select your language, then drag the “translate” text to your browser bookmarks bar.  The bar has to be present in order for this to work.

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Did you know Google has a dictionary?

As you probably know you can use Google to look up the definition of a word; however, did you know that Google has its’ own special dictionary?

The dictionary is not for the English language only. It contains 27 languages and the “cool factor” here is that you can translate single words from English to any of the 27 languages or vice versa.

The dictionary is very easy to get to and remember. Just type “google.com/dictionary” in your web browser. So the next time you are at a loss for a word, fire up your browser and go to Google’s Dictionary.

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