Linda:
I can help you around in the spanish part (how many pages to be translated?
Also one of my best friends and she helps me with lots of stuff is Russian
and writes it perfect, She use to teach me Russian but I moved so I guess
Russian is canceled for me, but I can always talk her into it and she will
like it.

Juan Pablo
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, August 09, 1998 7:39 PM
Subject: WC:>: Multiple language translations & shopping cart


>Hi gang,
>
>Wish me luck.  I am 99.5% sure that I landed a job redesigning a web site
for
>a multinational corporation.  <deep breath>  While it's quite exciting, I'm
a
>little intimidated because it's going to require me to grow.  That's good
for
>me, right?
>
>This particular customer would like for me to have the 20-page or so web
site
>that I design translated into Russian, French, German, Portuguese, and
>Spanish.  It's been a loonnnggg time since I could even speak Spanish
>(margarita) or Russian (eta lampa), and I certainly don't know the rest.
I'm
>looking for the most efficient means to get this job done.  Money will be a
>big issue, as the customer is already complaining about the cost.  Does
anyone
>know if there's a one-stop translation place out there, or should I ask
>various members from the group to pitch me bids on a language of their
>particular expertise, or am I going in totally the wrong direction?  I
don't
>believe Alta Vista is up to the job of translating more than an e-mail.
>
>Also, while this customer sells its products wholesale worldwide, they
would
>like to immediately start selling online their clothing items like hats and
>shirts.  I've looked at icat, and that seems OK, I guess.  Since this would
be
>the first cart for me, I'm open for suggestions.  If money becomes a big
issue
>around this, like merchant account payments and software/service payments,
I
>may throw up my hands and just give them a printout form to mail in.
>
>It's weird that a corporation making soooo much money, and spending big
bucks
>on other types of advertising, could be so cost-conscious about what I
>consider to be a pittance for what they're getting.  Right now they're
getting
>2,000 - 3,000 hits a week; I'd throw money at those kind of hits, I think.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Linda Wishman
>TLW Enterprises
>http://www.win.bright.net/~twishman/
>
>
>
>
>
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