Microsoft Translator
The Microsoft Translator service can be used in web or client applications to perform language translation, and other language-translated operations. The service supports users who are not familiar with the default language of a page or application, or those desiring to communicate with people of a different language group.
Related Topics
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Getting started with Microsoft Translator | |
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Frequently asked questions about the privacy of the text submitted for translation | |
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Using the Microsoft Translator Widget | |
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String parameters for customizing the Microsoft Translator Widget | |
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Obtaining an Access Token for the API | |
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Subscribing to the Microsoft Translator API at Widows Azure Marketplace | |
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The language codes used by Microsoft Translator | |
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Using the AJAX interface | |
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Using the http REST interface | |
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Using the SOAP interface | |
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Using Microsoft Translator Hub with CAT (computer aided translation) tools | |
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Using the Paraphrase API | |
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Receiving word alignment information from Microsoft Translator API | |
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Using the Collaborative Translation Framework (CTF) reporting API | |
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A summary of the previous topics |
Reference
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Collection of functionality for use with client-side scripting | |
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Collection of functionality for use through HTTP service calls | |
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Collection of functionality for use with SOAP service calls |
Note
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When a new version of the Microsoft Translator API is released, the new and the previous version will be hosted in parallel for a minimum of 90 days. The availability of a new version of the API and the retire date of the previous API will be announced in the developer forum at: http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9656020 |
