Translating and the Computer (1989)

1 volumes · 19 papers (0% with DOI) · 17 unique authors (0% verified with ORCID)

Proceedings of Translating and the Computer 11: Preparing for the next decade
Catriona Picken

Managing translation projects using Project Manager Workbench
Brian Forsdick

The Translator’s Workbench Project
Patricia Thomas

Problems in software translation and how to avoid them
Siegrun O’Sullivan

Session 1: The translation production process. Summary of the discussion
Melanie Dean

Computer tools to improve the work of translators
Nigel Cassar

IFP terminological databases and the compiling of specialised dictionaries
G. Brace

The IMO terminology data bank
Nicole Walls

Copyright, computers, dictionaries and translations
Jeremy Phillips

Session 2: Terminology systems. Summary of the discussion

Hardware and software for desktop publishing
Howard Petrie

CD-ROM: what can it offer the translator?
Joan M. Day

The use of computer technology to store and redistribute voice as an aid to translation services
Fred McKenzie

Session 3: Technology in the service of the translator. Summary of the discussion
Patrick Sutton

Translation and republication of technical documents
Ron Fournier | Larry Rogers

METAL - machine translation in practice
Patrick Little

Session 4: Translation systems. Summary of the discussion

Speech recognition, artificial intelligence and translation: how rosy a future?
Henry Thompson

Session 5: Voice systems. Summary of the discussion
E. A. Cordon

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