Hi,
Good idea, Randy.
Needs a much better name though. Natural language transformations
have a whole spectrum of related terms - often transliteration (between
natural language scripts) is also necessary. Therefore 'translate' is
never used as the verb in the professional localization community.
I suggest as a working name "localize".
Cheers,
- Ira
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On Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 9:54 AM, Randy Turner <rturner at amalfisystems.com>wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>> better late than never response to Mike Sweet's solicitation for
> transforms…
>> I would like to add to the list a "translation" service
>> I want to be able to have a cloud service that I can send a document to,
> and have the service translate my document into another language, prior to
> forwarding to a destination rendering device.
>> Example: I've got a PDF document, originally authored in English, I want
> to submit it to a cloud service that will cause the document to be rendered
> on a destination imaging device in Spanish.
>> I will post a related idea to this later, but wanted to get this on the
> list of "transforms"
>>> R.
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