Proceedings of Translating and the Computer 7

Proceedings of Translating and the Computer 7
Catriona Picken

Who are the translators? The growing professionalism of translating
Geoffrey Kingscott

Continuing education and training for translators
Jeremy Verrinder

Translators from Amsterdam: an informal history of the translation course at the University of Amsterdam
Eveline Sleebos

Legal translators and legal translation: a personal view
Ian Frame

Session I: The theory and practice of translation. Summary of discussion 1
Anne Naphtine

The new technology and the translator: a personal view
Josette Guédès

Part-timer’s progress
Commodore Christopher Croft

Freelancer on the line
Nélida E. Depiante

The translator as information user
Pamela Mayorcas-Cohen

Session I: The theory and practice of translation. Summary of discussion 2
Emma Wagner | Andrew Evans

Translation and information processing: a Canadian viewpoint
Benoît Thouin

Developments in OCR for automatic data entry
Julie Harnett

The ALPS computer-assisted translation system in an academic environment
Patrick Corness

A user’s experience of the LOGOS machine translation system: a manager’s viewpoint
Wolfgang Heitmann

Session II: The impact of machine translation and high technology. Summary of discussion 1
David Beattie | John Stowell

Machine translation as an integral part of the electronic office environment
Ian M. Pigott

Machine translation: Japanese perspectives
Toyoaki Nishida | Shuji Doshita

Session II: The impact of machine translation and high technology. Summary of discussion 2
Patrick Sutton | Alexander Fleming House

Biographical notes on speakers and list of participants