Method #1: Use built-in translation tool in Microsoft PowerPoint – recommended for personal use maintains simple formatting.
Whatever your presentation goals are, here is a useful guide on the best ways to translate PPT for personal and business use. Since good design is essential for a good presentation, you might want to translate a PPT file while preserving its layout. The point is, PowerPoint documents contain various textual and visual elements that could lose their shape after translation. Yeah, presentation skills don't matter when you have killer slides. I remember all those hours I spent carefully arranging the text boxes, images, and charts on each slide. We've all delivered a presentation using Microsoft PowerPoint at one point or another. What is the best way to translate a PPT document? Can you translate a whole PPT in just one click?
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= msoLanguageIDEnglishAUSĦ4bit Apache Awstats cakePHP CentOS Commandline cran-r CSS Debian Firefox Functions Gnome Graphs Kernel LaTeX Linux Mac OS X Math Mint Monitoring MySQL N900 Networking Numbers Office osTicket OTRS PHP Programming Python R Security SVN TeX tinyMCE Tomato Ubuntu Vista VMware Webdesign Windows Wireless Wordpress WRT54GL X(HTML) If ActivePresentation.Slides(j).Shapes(k).HasTextFrame Then
Paste this code on the right panel and save the macro:ĭim j As Integer, k As Integer, scount As Integer, fcount As Integerįcount = ActivePresentation.Slides(j).Shapes.Count.
Insert a new empty module by selecting Insert, Module.
Go to Tools, Macro, Visual Basic Editor.
Find the right msoLanguage code, for Dutch (msoLanguageIDDutch), for (US) English (msoLanguageIDEnglishUS).
After googling for some time I found this nice macro that would set the “ msoLanguage” language for all text elements in the presentation.įollow these steps and you’ll be alright: At first, I tried to change the “ Default language” of Powerpoint, but that wouldn’t do the trick. The presentation had to be written in Dutch, but for all new “text boxes” I created, the spell-check was set to English. When preparing a presentation for my Bachelor thesis on “Confabulation in the Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome” I was really annoyed by Powerpoint.
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