FREQUENTLY
ASKED TRANSLATION QUESTIONS
Online and Technical Questions
1) Do you translate web sites?
2) Our Website has many pages; can you translate part
of it?
3) How will a Russian audience find my site?
4) What if we receive an email in Russian and don't understand
it?
5) How can we view Cyrillic, or type Cyrillic, on our
computer?
6) How can we print out Russian text?
1)
Do you translate web sites?
Yes. Simply inform us which pages or parts of
the site you wish to be translated. Don't worry if parts of your
site remain in the English language as we can design a page that
informs visitors when they click on a link to a page in another
language.
3)
How will a Russian audience find my site?
The keyword and description tags are also translated
which helps the search engines locate your translated pages.
4)
What if we receive an email in Russian and don't understand it?
Our
Email Translations service
ensures that you will be able to understand and respond to correspondence
from Russian contacts. For general text, you can also use free online
translation tools to assist in the day to day running of your office.
5)
How can we view Cyrillic, or type Cyrillic, on our computer?
If
your computer runs Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000, or Windows
XP, you shouldn't have to do anything special to view Cyrillic text,
though occasionally some special circumstances, (e.g., files that
use old font encodings, or an incompatible printer) may prevent
your computer from displaying Cyrillic properly. We can generally
help resolve such problems.
In
order to type
in Cyrillic you will need to use a compatible font, and it would
be advisable to obtain a Cyrillic keyboard. You can read more
about this on our Office & Formatting
Solutions page.
6)
How can we print out Russian texts?
To print Russian document from a non-Cyrillic
system, an Adobe Acrobat (PDF) file is usually the most trouble-free
method. We will provide you with a PDF version of the translated
material if needed.
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