Turning off Word Translations for your pointer???

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Does anyone know where it is you turn off word translations for your pointer?
When you touch a word with your pointer windows will drop a little box below
your pointer with the word you are touching in English then it will have
different language translations next to the word in different languages. For
the lifeof me I cant remember where that option is to turn it off. Any help
would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Steve
 
Hi Steve go into Word and do a search for " word translations". This is a
service from what I saw in Word.
 
Thanks for the info. Actually I might have mislead you in my original subject
info. When I said Word I didnt mean Microsoft Word but actual words anywhere
on my computer. When I touch any word on my computer I get the small foreign
language translation that pops up below. Trying to remember where that option
is to turn off. Thanks.

Steve
 
This is what I have for Office 2003:
Click Start > Programs > Microsoft Office > Microsoft Office Tools >
Microsoft Office 2003 language settings > Enabled Languages tab.
Select and remove any enabled languages you do not want in the right box.

Also from Office help, see:
How To Add and Enable Additional Languages in Windows
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;177561

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Brian,

Thanks for the info but this isnt for Microsoft Word, it's any word that you
touch with the pointer regardless of where you are on your computer. I can
be on my desktop or on Internet Explorer and when I touch a word with my
pointer it drops a translation box below it telling you what the word is in
different languages. I checked what you suggested and the only languages set
in Microsoft Word is English. Thanks again.

Steve
 
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