Placing Word documents on the web for translation

[Anne-Claude Prélaz Girod]

great !!!!
thank you Val!

Anny


Le 28 oct. 06 à 23:21, Valerie Sutton a écrit :

> SignWriting List
> October 28, 2006
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> Hello Stefan, Anny, Ingvild, and everyone!
> Tomorrow I will start a web page where I will post links to  
> specific books that could be translated into other spoken and  
> signed languages...links to the PDFs of the English version, plus  
> links also to the Word documents for those documents, that will  
> give you the text and illustrations. The Word documents will make  
> it easier to translate the books...
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> So I will announce that when it is ready...
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> Thanks for offering your help everyone!
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> Val ;-)
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> On Oct 28, 2006, at 1:43 PM, Anne-Claude Prélaz Girod wrote:
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>> oh... forgot something...
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>> Val... once you've changed the manual adding the new features...  
>> can you send me a copy of it... so that I can translate it into  
>> french!
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>> thanks
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>> Anny
>> Le 28 oct. 06 à 21:08, Valerie Sutton a écrit :
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>>> SignWriting List
>>> October 28, 2006
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>>>> Stefan Wöhrmann wrote:
>>>> Hi Anny, Valerie and list –
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>>>> I looked at the French translation. It is like magic – I can  
>>>> understand most of the french writing – that is so much fun!
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>>>> Perhaps I can find some time to do a German version – smile.
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>>>> What do you think – an extra line – translated by  translated by  
>>>> Anne-Claude Prelaz Girod  should be helpful to give the  
>>>> translator the credit??
>>>>
>>>> Great Job Anne-Claude!!!
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>>>> Congratulation
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>>>> Stefan ;-)
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>>> Hello Stefan, Anny, Ingvild and everyone!
>>> It would be great to do a German translation, Stefan. Thank you  
>>> for that offer. And as you know, Ingvild Roald also did a  
>>> Norwegian translation, which you can also download on this web page:
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>>> SignPuddle Help
>>> http://www.SignBank.org/signpuddle/help
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>>> And you can see in the Norwegian translation, it says that it was  
>>> translated into Norwegian by Ingvild Roald, in Norwegian!
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>>> Anny never finished the translation into French...that is a  
>>> partially finished translation. I asked Anny's permission the  
>>> other day, to post what she has anyway, even though it never got  
>>> finished, because something is better than nothing!
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>>> So of course, Anny, if you can write in French that you are  
>>> translator, I will be happy to repost it for you anytime!
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>>> Plus, Stefan, you will notice in the Document Properties, that I  
>>> did say that Anny was the translator!
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>>> So you will get full credit for your translation, Stefan...just  
>>> say that you translated it in German in the beginning of the  
>>> document...
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>>> if you want a Word Document to work from, I can send that to  
>>> you...you can then go into the Word Document and simply translate  
>>> everything into German using the same diagrams..
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>>> But one last thing..I am going to be improving the Manual now  
>>> that we have new features, so it is always changing and it means  
>>> that updates have to be done later to translations as well,  
>>> unfortunately, but something is better than nothing for sure!
>>>
>>> Val ;-)
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