Re: Language Translation Software

Crayton (crayton@frontiernet.net)
Tue, 13 May 1997 05:01:31 -0400

Hi!

I wouldn't invest in translation software for a limited number of
papers. There are a variety of people around that you can ask - use
your creativitity - call local Lutheran Church, nearby college, nearby
high school, local library, nursing home.

I had some very old German papers that gave me problems translating. A
local German Lutheran Minister translated some (it had latin mixed in
with it). Another paper, a man with a masters in the german language
had problems with - turns out it was written in old german script. I
finally found a very old woman that was able to read it for me - and she
was thrilled to be able to help and do something for someone no one else
could.

:)
PJ
crayton@frontiernet.net

Sue Pawley wrote:
>
> However, my Mother emmigrated here when she was about six years old, and of
> course, can no longer make out the German writing. Therefore I was
> thinking about investing in one of those translation programs hoping to be
> able to decipher the info on all these "papers".

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