I accidently turned on the Mini Translator thing in Outlook 2010. It keeps popping up all the time which is annoying. I can't remember how to turn it off. Can any one please help?
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In order to disable the Mini Translator in Outlook 2010 entirely, I customized the ribbon in the main screen. At the tab "Home", add the Mini Translator command. By toggling the Mini Translator icon from active to disabled, the Mini Translator function is stopped entirely. BTW: I encountered this problem during an e-mail VPN connection and the VPN password was requested every time the Mini Translator was activated. |
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If you double click on one of the messages in your in-box it will bring up "Translate" under the message/ editing tab. You can then go into translate and toggle the mini translator off by clicking on the button highlighted in orange. This was much easier for me than some of the other solutions listed and I just stumbled upon it while looking for an answer. |
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It's a toggle on/off....click it to turn on (shows shaded/orange), click it again to turn it off (orange shaded removed) |
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It's up there on the toolbar towards the right hand side :) Open an email and you'll see it on the toolbar inbetween 'tags' and 'zoom'.
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