Guide To Translation (was: Writing for Translation)

[Dave C <davec2468 -at- aim -dot- com>]

The page for the book is here:

<http://www.lingosys.com/LearningCenter/guidebook.php>

It seems to offer a complimentary copy of the hardcopy book. I don't 
see a reference to a PDF. Am I missing something?

Would someone like to send me a PDF of the book (unless some 
agreement doesn't allow this...)

Thanks,
Dave

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>Nancy, perhaps you are thinking of LingoSystems' "Guide to 
>Translation and Localization", which can be found on their website:
>
>http://www.lingosys.com/index.php
>
>I cannot recommend this award-winning book highly enough. Even 
>better, the PDF is free.
>
>Sarah
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