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From: marcel@cs.caltech.edu (Marcel van der Goot)
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Subject: Re: Foreign Language Converters
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Date: 8 Oct 90 22:04:37 GMT
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[ I tried to post this a few days ago, but it seems it didn't get through. ]

In article <8835@helios.TAMU.EDU> Saumen K Dutta (skdutta@cs.tamu.edu)
writes:
> Sometime back I posted a query about foreign language
> dictionaries and converters.
  ...
> Hope this helps to those ( and others) who requested me to
> summarize the responses.

I didn't read the original question, but since there are apparently readers
of this newsgroup who are interested in this kind of stuff:

Our local CS library has a journal called "Electric Word" which
is a semi-scientific(?), bi-monthly journal for "info technologists and
knowledge workers". It always contains advertisements for, and sometimes
articles about, electronic dictionaries, thesauri, converters, and
what-not, for many types of computers (e.g., PCs, macs). Their
address is
     Electric Word
     PO Box 70486
     1007 KL Amsterdam
     The Netherlands
     +31 (20) 664--6551
     fax (20) 755--091
If your institute has people who work in AI, expert systems, or so, they
may have copies of it in their library.

                                            Marcel van der Goot
                                            marcel@cs.caltech.edu

disclaimer: I have no connection whatsoever with "Electric Word", I don't
even read it.