Microsoft Translator Developer & Web Master Support announcement

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  Microsoft Translator Feedback and Support has Moved
  Microsoft Translator Monday, January 25, 2016 6:23 PM

  To receive feedback and support for Microsoft Translator, please navigate to translatorbusiness.uservoice.com.

  You can also view our blog at aka.ms/TranslatorBlog.

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  Using the tech domain with Microsoft Translator
  Chris Wendt Thursday, September 11, 2014 5:41 PM

  For IT-type content (software, hardware...) API user can use the "TECH" domain to get better results with their translations.

  To use the TECH domains, the developer needs to invoke in the API by using the category=tech parameter.

  Not all the languages supported by Microsoft Translator general domain (list of the 45+ supported languages for the general domain can be found here: www.microsofttranslator.com/help). You can use the GetLangaugesForTranslate() method to query the complete language set. (also listed below for convenience). For the languages not listed the translation result will be the same between category=general and category=tech.

  Here is the list of languages supported by this domain:

  • cs
  • da
  • de
  • el
  • es
  • fi
  • fr
  • he
  • hi
  • hu
  • it
  • ja
  • ko
  • nl
  • no
  • pl
  • pt-br
  • pt-pt
  • ru
  • sv
  • th
  • tr
  • zh-hans
  • zh-hant

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  Known issues with translation in Microsoft Word
  Chris Wendt Wednesday, September 12, 2012 11:44 PM

  When you try to translate a large Word document by using Microsoft Translator, you might get 404 error. This is a known issue and we're working on this.  If you need to translate a large Word document, we suggest you to split the large document into smaller documents. We will post a note at the forum when this issue gets fixed.
  Thanks. Microsoft Translator Team

  
  
  
  
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  Getting Started with Microsoft Translator
  Lane Rau Monday, March 23, 2009 9:40 PM

  Microsoft Translator developer offerings provide developers a wide spectrum of translation and language APIs for integration into their applications and services.

  AJAX Interface The AJAX interface provides your web applications with JavaScript based access to translation services. SOAP Interface The SOAP interface provides a strongly typed, web service standards based programming model supporting rich development environments such as the .NET framework. HTTP Interface The HTTP interface provides a high degree of interoperability for any network enabled application and supports a broad range of development environments. MSDN reference for Microsoft Translator APIs Comprehensive reference for Microsoft Translator APIs on MSDN.

  Sign up for the Microsoft Translator API Windows Azure Marketplace gives you a convenient way to sign up for the Microsoft Translator API. The set of offers includes an option for FREE use of the API. You can try out the functionality of the Translator API without having to write any code, right there on the Windows Azure Marketplace. News, Feedback & Support Microsoft Translator Blog Microsoft Translator Developer Forum