For those (like Glenn) interested in translating non-English journal articles into
English there is a machine-generated approximate two-way translations between
English and various modern languages now available on the internet at:
http://babelfish.altavista.digital.com
You plug in your modern language text (anything from a word to a whole
page) and the machine translates it for you, subject to the drawbacks of
computer translation. But I'm told (I haven't tried it out yet) it's pretty good,
and at most times of day, pretty fast.
Steve
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Stephen E (Steve) Jones ,--_|\ sejones@ibm.net
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Perth, West Australia v "Test everything." (1Thess 5:21)
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Stephen E (Steve) Jones ,--_|\ sejones@ibm.net
3 Hawker Avenue / Oz \ Steve.Jones@health.wa.gov.au
Warwick 6024 ->*_,--\_/ Phone +61 8 9448 7439
Perth, West Australia v "Test everything." (1Thess 5:21)
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