How To Use the Translation Features of Microsoft Outlook

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Got an email you can’t read? No problem. Want to respond even though you don’t know the language? You can do that too. Learn about all of the translation features in Outlook, powered by Microsoft Translator.

For more information on using Translator with Microsoft Outlook, visit http://www.microsoft.com/translator/outlook.aspx



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