Announcing the Microsoft Translator web page widget

    Announcing the Microsoft Translator web page widget


    Posted: 20 Mar 2009
    The Microsoft Translator team is very proud to announce the technology preview of an innovative offering for web page translations. Attendees to MIX09 this week get a special invitation to try out the Microsoft Translator web page widget. We are also accepting registrations, and will be sending out more invites as they become available.
    more: Microsoft Research Machine Translation (MSR-MT) Team Blog
    Airbot's Avatar Posted By: Airbot
    20 Mar 2009



  2. dmex
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    I dont know why you need an invitation code or why they made it appear as something new

    This was out a few months ago because I asked John (z3r010) if we would consider using it on Search Center - Seven Forums Search
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  4. Deathsink
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    Translators are the worst. Computers are practically the worse things to use for translations, as of now.
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  5. Airbot
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    I didn't know, please don't hurt me dmex.
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  7. dmex
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    Airbot said:
    I didn't know, please don't hurt me dmex.
    LOL

    Its being reported as new but they did have a control for embedding a language translator into sites using the same Translator Service, It looks identical to the one I wanted John to use with the Search Server
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