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Volume 4 - Issue 6 - May 1992

Contents

Editorial

  • Editorial

  • June Thompson
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    16 December 2008, pp. 1-2
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Research Article

  • Translation and information technology: The Translator's Workbench1

  • Khurshid Ahmad, Margaret Rogers
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    16 December 2008, pp. 3-9

  • In the world of the 1990s, linguistic and traditional discipline boundaries are breaking down. Consequently, many companies and organisations are faced with considerable communication problems, including a growing need for translation. It has recently been estimated, for instance, that the number of pages translated in Western Europe in 1986 was 100 million; by 1987 this was said to have increased to 160 million. A number of factors have contributed to this growth in demand. Product cycles are shorter, requiring more frequent updating of documentation; documentation has become more complex, concomitant with the increasing complexity of technology; companies have begun to realise that multilingual markets are generally bigger than monolingual ones; and large companies are themselves often transnational.

  • Networking CD-ROMS: The Aston Experience

  • Tim Hooton
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    16 December 2008, pp. 10-11

  • Several Modern Languages departments and Directors of Language Centres have approached the CTI Centre for Modern Languages for advice on networking CD-ROMs. Tim Hooton of Aston University has dealt with many of these queries on our behalf, and it is hoped that this article will prove useful to others who may be considering this issue.

Other

Conference Report

Other

Software Reviews

Book Review

Books Received

Diary

Front matter

  • REC issue 6 Cover and Front matter

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    16 December 2008, pp. f1-f2
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Back matter

  • REC volume 992 issue 6 Back matter

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    16 December 2008, p. b1
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