Gfp <[email protected]> writes:
> thanks,
> I installed babel
>
> when wanting to translate an article/mail
> it asked me for the language
> I entered German
> then it did nothing
>
> I tried several times
> then came up the question of google or libretranslate
> but both asked me for an API key
>
> Where do I get a API key from?
>
> it means babel itself did not help
> but only gave me the possibility to connect to the internet.
>
> thanks
> Gottfried
>
>
>
> [email protected] writes:
>
>> Gfp <[email protected]> writes:
>>
>>> I wanted to translate an article
>>>
>>> with A t
>>> but it said:
>>> you need babel
>>>
>>> What do I have to install or to do
>>> in order to use
>>> babel?
>>>
>>
>> One method of using Emacs’s package manager:
>>
>> 1. Type C-h P
>> 2. At the "Describe package:" prompt, type babel, followed
>> by the Enter/Return key (RET)
>> 3. Emacs should display a *Help* buffer that describes the
>> babel package. Switch to that buffer and click on the
>> ‘Install’ button. Wait for Emacs to install ‘babel’.
>> It should now be available for your use.
>>
>> If you decide not to use ‘babel’, then you can un-install
>> the package using Emacs’s package manager:
>>
>> 1. Type M-x list-packags RET
>> 2. In the *Packages* buffer, filter the list of packages
>> by name by typing / n
>> 3. Mark a package for deletion by typing ‘d’ on its line
>> in the listing, followed by ‘x’ to execute the
>> deletion.
>>
>> Read about Emacs’s package manager in the Emacs user manual
>> by evaluating the following expression in Emacs:
>>
>> (info "(emacs) Packages")
