While web sites aren't MIBs and web sites use HTML, not SNMP, this might
be interesting for some about what localization can do.
Tom
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>From: John White <whitejm at aol.com>
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>Subject: Web site L10n announcement
>>Folks:
>>I'm pleased to announce the results of one of my recent projects, which
>you'll find at Stac Inc.'s home page, <http://www.stac.com>.
>>Stac's Internet Marketing Team and I have localized and published a subset
>of the web site in
>> French
> German
> Latin American Spanish
> Brazilian Portuguese
> Japanese (link to partner's site).
>>The goals of the project were to:
>> provide international marketing support for the sales teams in
>these markets;
> improve the online offering for overseas customers and prospects;
> gain leverage from already existing translations of datasheets.
>>As a result, prospects in at least 15 countries can now obtain, IN THEIR
>OWN LANGUAGE, information about Stac's products and where to buy them.
>>And THAT is what ".com" is all about...
>>Regards,
>>>John White
>International Project and Marketing Management
>619-584-2570
>>>>