Document Translator Update - Unsigned bits

• Avoid exception when Account Key is empty
• Start up without internet connection.
• Add tooltips to Settings dialog
• Speed up TranslateToAll in Immediate window and add progress
• Compiler recommendations
• Catch missing credentials in command line start
• Update version of system.net.http
• Update .Net Framework to version 4.7.2

Document Translator - Runs with Container service

This version has all the regular functionality, plus the option to use a container version of the Translator service.

The Translator container is currently in private preview, and functionality is very limited. It is only suitable for sentences in single-sentence paragraphs. Uses very crude word breaking. To invoke the container version, choose
[ ] Use custom endpoint in the Settings page. If you install the container exactly like documented, you can leave the default URL to the container instance.

Adding Markdown file support

Adding Document translation support for Markdown documents: *.md and *.markdown.
Avoid hang on invalid category.
Some known issues that still need addressing for MarkDown translation:

• Too slow - translating paragraph by paragraph.
• Lists indentation not copied to target
• Some empty lines not copied to target
• Inline code quotes (single ') will be translated to a different quote style.

Document Translator - Signed bits

This update removes the UAC prompt when starting the app.
It improves the translation quality of Word documents by applying a stricter OpenXML normalization. Thanks to @jsypkens for the tip of using the correct branch of OpenXMLPowerTools.
Brings back the translation of Word footnotes.
Azure Government support added. Currently Azure Government can be invoked only from the UI, not yet from the command line.
French translation, if your Windows UI is French.
Document Translator uses the Translator text API version (V3) with custom neural machine translation models built with the new Custom Translator (www.aka.ms/CustomTranslator). It can also use V2 of the API with a Hub customized system. Document Translator decides automatically whether your custom system was built using Custom Translator or the Translator Hub.
Microsoft Document Translator allows you to translate one or more Word, PDF, PowerPoint, plain text or Excel documents quickly and easily. Document Translator translates up to 2 million characters (roughly 650 pages) per month for free with a free subscription to the Microsoft Translator API. For higher volumes you can upgrade to a paid subscription. Documents can be translated individually or in batches, with the original formatting intact, into any of the more than 70+ languages supported by Microsoft Translator. This version is using the API V3 released in May 2018, it uses Neural Machine translation by default for all supported NMT languages (see list at www.aka.ms/TranslatorLanguages ), translates with SMT models for others, and uses custom NMT systems built with Custom Translator (www.aka.ms/CustomTranslator).
Document Translator can be run from the command line. You could integrate it in your app or web-service, for example to create a web portal on your intranet to enable file translations right from the page.
Document Translator is designed with businesses and developers in mind:

• Using the GDPR processor compliant, SOC 3 certified and “no trace” V3 of the API (see www.aka.ms/notrace)
• Use Custom Translator built customized neural machine translation models
• Customize the Document Translator’s source code for your needs, and contribute these changes back to the community if you are so inclined.
• Interactive use or command line operation for integration into batch workflows
• Runs on Windows 8 and above.

Document Translator Update - Unsigned bits

This update uses the new Translator text API version (V3) WITH custom neural machine translation models built with the new Custom Translator (www.aka.ms/CustomTranslator).
Microsoft Document Translator allows you to translate one or more Word, PDF, PowerPoint, plain text or Excel documents quickly and easily. Document Translator translates up to 2 million characters (roughly 650 pages) per month for free with a free subscription to the Microsoft Translator API. For higher volumes you can upgrade to a paid subscription. Documents can be translated individually or in batches, with the original formatting intact, into any of the more than 70+ languages supported by Microsoft Translator. This new version is using the API V3 released in May 2018, it uses Neural Machine translation by default for all supported NMT languages (see list at www.aka.ms/TranslatorLanguages ), translates with SMT models for others, and uses custom NMT systems built with Custom Translator (www.aka.ms/CustomTranslator).
Document Translator can still use custom systems built with the Translator Hub as well.
Document Translator can be run from the command line. You could integrate it in your app or web-service, for example to create a web portal on your intranet to enable file translations right from the page.
Document Translator is designed with businesses and developers in mind:
Using the GDPR processor compliant, SOC 3 certified and “no trace” V3 of the API (see www.aka.ms/notrace)
Use Custom Translator built customized neural machine translation models
Customize the Document Translator’s source code for your needs (and contribute these changes back to the community if you are so inclined)
Interactive use or command line operation for integration into batch workflows
Runs on Windows 8 and above.