The QuickHelp portal itself is only available in English. However, end users can use the in-browser translation feature to translate the page into their default browser language.*
(For a "how to" for Microsoft Edge click HERE)
Any assessment questions will also be translated by the in-browser translator.
NOTE: Resource files and PDF assets are only available in English.
QuickHelp offers closed-captioning language support for any video assets related to Office 2013 or newer. This includes Windows 8 and Windows 10. QuickHelp will detect the browser's default language and automatically set the preferred Closed Captioning language accordingly.
QuickHelp uses Microsoft Translator, which is a cloud service that supports 50 languages for text translation.
| Arabic | French | Korean | Serbian (Latin) |
| Bosnian (Latin) | German | Latvian | Slovak |
| Bulgarian | Greek | Lithuanian | Slovenian |
| Catalan | Haitian Creole | Malay | Spanish |
| Chinese Simplified | Hebrew | Maltese | Swedish |
| Chinese Traditional | Hindi | Norwegian | Thai |
| Croatian | Hmong Daw | Persian | Turkish |
| Czech | Hungarian | Polish | Ukrainian |
| Danish | Icelandic | Portuguese | Urdu |
| Dutch | Indonesian | Querétaro Otomi | Vietnamese |
| English | Italian | Romanian | Welsh |
| Estonian | Japanese | Russian | Yucatec Maya |
| Finnish | Kiswahili | Serbian (Cyrillic) |
Microsoft may add new languages periodically. Once they are added by Microsoft, they need to be enabled in QuickHelp, as well. If you notice that a language supported by Microsoft Translator is not available in QuickHelp, please enter a support ticket here.
Enabling closed-captioning language support in QuickHelp is easy. Start by clicking the CC icon.
Then, choose the desired language by first, clicking the Settings icon > Captions > and then choosing your language.
