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From: akcs.vladimer@point.UUCP (kevin kadow)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.misc
Subject: Great Deals on good computers
Message-ID: <27c71dfb-2465.2comp.ibmpc-1@point.UUCP>
Date: 24 Feb 91 06:00:06 GMT
References: <1991Feb15.120311.3035@pwa-b.uucp> <1991Feb19.000214.2392@ohsu.edu>
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Translation software is usually found in two different forms:
 
Low-priced dictionary type programs where you can type a word or
(sometimes) a phrase in say, English, and it will look up a approximate
translation.
 
HUGE expensive auto-translators which are sold to large corporations and
which can translate complete letters (and documentation- haven't you ever
wondered where " Please not to close door without disk having inserted"
came from???) nearly perfectly.
 
I believe there's a spanish version of the first type avail. as
shareware.