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<p>Webpages can conveniently be translated from English to French,
Italian, German, Spanich and Portoguese or visa versa by means
of Babelfish.

<p>Altavista has a <a href="http://babelfish.altavista.com/">website</a>
where you can have a text translated. Alternatively you can have a
website translated.

<p>If you add the link below to your bookmarks (name it "translate"), you
can translate any page by choosing this "translate" bookmark while
visiting a website:

<pre> 
Example english to french: 

javascript:location.href=
'http://babel.altavista.com/tr?lin=en&lout=fr&translate_me=yes
&urltext='+escape(window.location);
</pre>
<font size=2>The above should be written as one line. I just
split it into a couple of lines for easy reading.</font>

<p>Translations are not very good, but it will give a very good
clue about the content of the page.
<p>
An other interesting site for online translation is
<a href="http://www.freetranslation.com/">www.freetranslation.com</a>.