Upload and Translate Documents online using Google Translate
Filed Under: Google on July 10, 2009
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Google has added a new option to its free translation service, Google Translate, that will let you translate your documents online by uploading them.
Before the inclusion of this new feature, you normally copy and paste text or publish the document online and paste its address to Google Translate. You can now upload your Word Documents, PowerPoint Presentations, PDF Files, HTML and Text Files.
The only major disadvantage of this feature is that Google Translate converts uploaded documents to HTML format and then it translates the document into the specified language, in this process the layout and the embedded images, if any, are lost.
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