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Individual users can change the link for the app's UI using the link that appears on the lower left of the My Sways page, but this does not change the language of the content you have typed in. Sway does not have a built in translator so it will always
display in the language you entered. If you want to translate the content, the viewers will have to use a browser feature or add-on after opening it. One thing you can do to help with this translation is to indicate the language that your Sway is in using
the Settings pane found on the ... menu, but again, this won't do the actual translation.

Let us know how this goes and if you have any other questions.

Jason

Hi Felix,

There is not an export/import function in Sway. However, Sways can be duplicated one at a time. If you get the link to a Sway that you want to "move", open it when signed into the account that you want to move it to, and then choose the duplicate command
on the … menu. In order for this to work, the permissions on the original Sway have to be set such that any user with a link can view the Sway. Let me know if this suits your needs.

Jason

This would imply you do not have a subscription with that account.

Hello Markus_381! Thank you for writing to the Microsoft Answer community forum. I'm Shakiru, an Independent Consultant and a user like you, and I'm happy to help you today. I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble accessing your account. If you have already tried the recovery process https://account.live.com/acsr
and it doesn't work. The next step I will recommend is to contact the Microsoft support team again via https://support.microsoft.com/contactusas they have access to your account and are in the best position to assist you in recovering that account. Please note that this forum is user to user support and we do not have permission to access your account and personal information. Kind regards Shakiru

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If your readers are able to change the way groups are displayed and have that change persist in your Sway, it seems that you have sent out an edit link meaning you've given them author permissions. If that is the case, you will want to open your Sway for
editing, open the Share menu, and reset the Sway so that all coauthors are removed - this will change the URL of the Sway, but you can just share that out again. Authors and viewers use the same link to open a Sway and if the user is not an author, they get
the read-only version of the Sway. The edit link should only be used to give someone author permissions.

If this is not the case, then I need a little more information to understand what is happening.

Jason