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Alessandro Cattelan (X) ઇટલી Local time: 17:25 અંગ્રેજી થી ઇટાલિયન + ...
Feb 7, 2006
Hello,
some time ago I think I saw an ad on a website for a 2004 edition of A Practical Guide to Localization by Bert Esselink. On the publisher's website (http://tinyurl.com/9gd9o), though, there is no reference to it. I assume the last edition was published in 2000, can you confirm this?
I was thinking on buying this book but then I thought that a book on localization published 6 years ag... See more
Hello,
some time ago I think I saw an ad on a website for a 2004 edition of A Practical Guide to Localization by Bert Esselink. On the publisher's website (http://tinyurl.com/9gd9o), though, there is no reference to it. I assume the last edition was published in 2000, can you confirm this?
I was thinking on buying this book but then I thought that a book on localization published 6 years ago may not be all that useful nowadays... Have you read this book? Do you find it still useful?
Can you recommend any other GOOD book or website on localization? (I've already subscribed to Lisa and GruppoL10N)
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Textklick Local time: 16:25 જર્મન થી અંગ્રેજી + ...
ઇન મેમોરીયમ
Depends on where you are starting from
Feb 7, 2006
I personally found it a very useful investment about five years ago and on occasion still find answers to arcane questions in this book.
Sure, a lot has changed in "Global Information Management". CAT tools do more than they used to, for example, but my guess is you'd find that the detailed basics really help to give a meaningful overview here.
The Amazon site has some interesting comments among the reviews and what also might help you is checking out their usual "Custo... See more
I personally found it a very useful investment about five years ago and on occasion still find answers to arcane questions in this book.
Sure, a lot has changed in "Global Information Management". CAT tools do more than they used to, for example, but my guess is you'd find that the detailed basics really help to give a meaningful overview here.
The Amazon site has some interesting comments among the reviews and what also might help you is checking out their usual "Customers who bought this book also bought"...
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Jeff Allen ફ્રાંસ Local time: 17:25 બહુવિધભાષાઓ + ...
reply on Esselink's book on localization
Feb 7, 2006
Alessandro Cattelan wrote:
some time ago I think I saw an ad on a website for a 2004 edition of A Practical Guide to Localization by Bert Esselink. On the publisher's website (http://tinyurl.com/9gd9o), though, there is no reference to it. I assume the last edition was published in 2000, can you confirm this?
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